Fully Automating the Administrative Act and its Accompanying Risk

Abstract

In recent decades, technological innovations have significantly changed the behavior of the state and society. Consequently, technological development has had a huge impact on public administration activities, since the development of technology and their integration are mostly related to the need for electronic governance[1]. Digitization of processes, switching to electronic forms, and sometimes automation have become necessary. Digitalization and automation must be discussed independently of each other as digitalization of the same digital governance is an important prerequisite for automating the public administration process[2]. The article analyzes the extent to which the automated decision meets the requirements of the administrative act and how the automated actions of the state affect the procedures and its basic principles. The article refers to the importance of automated production and the forms of applying an administrative act on its basis, definitions of electronic and automated acts, and the difference between them. The special focus is on the legal problems and challenges of a fully automated act issued by an administrative body in implementing public administration, and its constitutional-legal grounds [1] E-governance, or digital governance, is associated with the introduction of innovations and technologies in the field of public administration. [2] Tskhadadze K., E-Government Implementation on the Example of Georgia, TalTech Journal of European Studies, 14(1), 2024, 254.