Abstract
Abstract This chapter discusses administrative rule-making. Administrative rule-making is one of the central tools for an administration to guide its own administrative procedures and the exercise of discretions. Internal administrative rule-making in turn may also have the indirect external effect of increasing predictability in policy implementation. Administrative rule-making can be established in various forms, often referred to as guidelines, notices, frameworks, communications, declarations, and many others. Administrative rule-making by EU authorities will generally be undertaken unilaterally by the institution. Exceptionally, in some areas, the authorities' exercise of discretion will be subject to and restricted by administrative rules which result from a negotiated rule-making process involving the Commission and one or more Member States.
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