This book sheds light on the nature of administrative and financial control over government agencies through its legal concept and its importance compared to other types of control. The book addresses administrative control over government agencies, which is characterized by several features: it is an administrative oversight issued by an administrative authority (the administrative head) to ensure legality, granting them the power to cancel, amend, and replace the decisions of their subordinates. It is an assumed control that the head can exercise by law in all central public facilities, and it is a comprehensive, continuous internal control. The methods of this control include oversight of subordinates and administrative guardianship over members of decentralized bodies. This section also refers to the bodies responsible for administrative control, including the Civil Service Bureau, internal administrative control units within government agencies, and the Audit and Inspection Bureau. The book then moves on to financial control over government agencies, outlining its objectives. These include political objectives, such as verifying the implementation of what the legislative authority has approved, and financial objectives, such as ensuring the accuracy of accounts and the soundness of transactions and procedures.

• ISBN: 9789957165352
• Weight: 0.500 kg
• Dimensions: 17×24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 192
• Year of Publication: 2010
• Binding: Hardcover