Abstract

The article examines the legal definition of the principles of providing administrative services and proposes a system of these principles through their classification. It has been found that the legal determination of the principles of AP occurs at two levels: constitutional and legislative. The constitutional level determines the general, fundamental principles of public administration, one of the directions of which is the sphere of providing administrative services. The legislative level determines, firstly, the principles of state policy in the field of providing administrative services, and secondly, it establishes guidelines for the implementation of the procedure for providing administrative services. Determining the need to classify the principles of the provision of administrative services in order to identify the connections between them and emphasize their properties, it was proposed to divide the principles of the provision of administrative services into: basic (general), organizational and procedural. Key words: public administration, administrative law, public authority, administrative procedure, principles of administrative procedure, administrative services, principles of administrative services, principles of law, principles of administrative law.

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