Abstract
This article examines the theoretical approaches and legislative decisions of the Eastern European states’ cocerning the purposes and principles of administrative proceedings. Based on the analysis of relevant scientific works and legislation, it has been concluded that both the objectives of administrative proceedings and its principles relate to the human rights and freedoms. At the same time, the doctrinally articulated objectives do not find their systematic reflection in the legislation, and the principles are a universal legal element that determines the relationships between the executive authorities and citizens.
Highlights
The process of improving public administration and increasing its efficiency is associated with the administrative process, the part of which is the administrative proceedings
There are discussions about the goal-setting of administrative proceedings, which is conditioned by the requirements to a modern democratic state, in the doctrine of modern administrative law
Rusch W. outlined the following three objectives of administrative production: guaranteeing the rights and freedoms of a human and citizen through the practical implementation of constitutional rights and freedoms in the activities of executive bodies; guaranteeing the implementation of public interests through the implementation of the principle of transparency in the resolution of public administration issues (this will make it possible to increase the controllability of legal acts of executive bodies by the civil society institutions, the creation of a favorable investment climate and the conditions for economic development by establishing a regime for the stability of implementation of the executive power, predictability of its decisions and respect for the legitimate interests of citizens in the legal acts of executive authorities (Rusch, 2009)
Summary
The process of improving public administration and increasing its efficiency is associated with the administrative process, the part of which is the administrative proceedings. Being a special type of administrative activity, it is connected with the resolution of a certain category of cases on the basis of general and special procedural norms. The administrative proceedings are investigated in the context of problems of administrative law (Seerden & StroinkF, 2002) and its globalization (Kingsbury et al, 2005), in conjunction with the protection of rights of various categories of persons (BignamiF, 2003; O’Donnell, 2009), in connection with other problems (Finkelstein, 1973). All of the above directions of the study of administrative proceedings are mediated by its goals and principles, which are considered in this paper
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