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Consequences of administrative silence in public administration

Seer, 2017
This article reviews the problem of administrative silence that has significant negative consequences regarding the administration and fulfilment of the basic principles of administrative procedures related to citizens’ rights. The article highlights the situation of when a citizen or legal entity has filed a submission with an administrative body ...
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‘Breaking the Silence’: Feminist Contributions to Educational Administration and Policy

1996
This chapter reviews how feminism has contributed to particular ways of theorising and practising educational administration and leadership, and reflects upon which feminisms have been more readily appropriated, which feminisms are ignored, and what different feminisms see as future issues in the field.
Jill Blackmore, Blackmore Jill
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Administrative Silence in Portugal

2020
Following the Portuguese Constitution (1976), two successive Administrative Procedure Acts (1991 and 2015), and a profound reform of the system of Administrative Courts (2004), the Portuguese system has tried to overcome, or at least manage, the historical difficulties in dealing with timeliness of administrative decisions, and generally ...
Miguel Assis Raimundo   +3 more
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Legal and Administrative Challenges of Administrative Silence in Slovenia

2020
The administrative silence is unlawful and unethical conduct of public authorities that threatens the public interest and the rights of the parties. According to the Slovenian Procedure Act, silence occurs when an authority fails to issue an act to complete the procedure in due time. GAPA sets a general time limit of two months.
Tina Sever   +2 more
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Administrative Silence: A Polish Perspective

2020
The chapter offers the analysis of regulations and practice concerning administrative silence in Poland. Generally, the Polish legislator uses two normative strategies for preventing and combating the pathology of inactivity or excessive duration of proceeding: (1) an urging claim, followed by an inactivity complaint to the administrative court or (2 ...
Kurczewska, Kamilla   +3 more
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