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Public reporting guidelines for outbreak data: Enabling accountability for effective outbreak response by developing standards for transparency and uniformity

Grégoire V, Zhu AW, Brown CM, Brownstein JS, Cardo D, Cumming F, Danila R, Donnelly CA, Duchin JS, Fill MA, Fraser C, Fullerton K, Funk S, George D, Hopkins S, Kraemer MU, Layton M, Lessler J, Lynfield R, McCaw JM, McPherson TD, Moore Z, Morgan O, Riley S, Rosenfeld R, Samoff E, Schaffner W, Shaffner J, Sturm R, Terashita D, Walke H, Washington RE, Rivers CM.   +32 more
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Administrative Discretion

The American Review of Public Administration, 2007
The authors use a novel, The Cider House Rules, as a framework to examine legitimate administrative action when execution of a law will result in harm. Four political values that have informed administrative dissent are reviewed: publicity, utility, democracy, and liberty.
Jennifer Alexander, Samuel A. Richmond
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Legitimizing Administrative Discretion

2020
This chapter argues that the rationale for a democratic state is to curb a form of subjection to the merely unilateral and legislative will of others. It describes bureaucratic unilateralism, which is the just and effective administration of the modern state risks that reproduce the problem within the state itself by demanding the delegation of a form ...
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"The Electronic administrative decision and discretion authority of public administration"

International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics, 2023
This study deals with the electronic administrative decision and discretionary authority of public administration, it is known that the developments of life obliged the public administration to use technology in its administrative transactions, so the use of technological means enables the administration to issue its administrative decisions by using ...
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Mega-Gifts: Hijacking Administrative Discretion?

Public Integrity, 2020
Blending organizational types enables public agencies to seek alternative resources, sometimes yielding mega-gifts large enough to transform the public institution and its agenda.
Kathryn E. Webb Farley, Amanda M. Olejarski   +1 more
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Administrative Discretion

Administrative Law and Procedure
The article considers the concept of administrative discretion as the fundamental principle of the activities of state bodies in decision-making. It describes the sphere of application of administrative discretion and its significance. Criteria and limitations for its application are highlighted to clarify the concept, emphasizing the difference ...
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Ethics and Administrative Discretion

Public Administration Review, 1943
During a time when men are risking their lives to defeat the dictators, some of us should be willing to face certain questions about administrative discretion. Despite the growing importance of administrative discretion, it is a subject which is usually approached negatively, i.e., from the standpoint of the lawyer or judge who is interested in the ...
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Narrowing limits of administrative discretion

Peabody Journal of Education, 1980
With the close of the 1978-79 Supreme Court term, college and university administrators once again were reminded of the role of the judiciary in the latitude of campus decision makers. Rulings as diverse as private rights of action under Title IX, physical qualifications for admission under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and affirmative
Richard C. Richardson, Edward Johnson
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Managing Outsourced Administrative Discretion

State and Local Government Review, 2013
An entire body of administrative law exists to guide the administrative discretion of public administrators. Although an increasing share of public services is being outsourced to the private sector, much of administrative law is not applicable to governments’ contracted agents.
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