Understanding Administrative Law Sources

What is the hierarchy of sources in administrative law?

• International Treaties

• 1. Constitution 2. Statutes 3. Regulations 4. Case Law

• Executive Orders

• Local Ordinances

How does the FDRE Constitution influence administrative law?

• The FDRE Constitution promotes absolute power for government officials.

• The FDRE Constitution eliminates the need for administrative law.

• The FDRE Constitution influences administrative law by establishing principles of rule of law, accountability, and human rights protection.

• The FDRE Constitution has no impact on human rights.

What principles are embodied in the FDRE Constitution?

• Anarchy, lack of governance, and unilateral decisions

• Monarchy, censorship, and absolute power

• Capitalism, social inequality, and centralization

• Democracy, human rights, rule of law, federalism, and separation of powers.

What does Article 12/1 of the FDRE Constitution state?

• Discrimination is allowed based on social status.

• All persons are equal before the law and are entitled to equal protection without discrimination.

• Only citizens are entitled to equal protection under the law.

• All persons must follow the law without exception.

How does the FDRE Constitution ensure transparency in government affairs?

• The FDRE Constitution restricts public access to information.

• The FDRE Constitution allows government officials to operate without oversight.

• The FDRE Constitution eliminates citizen participation in governance.

• The FDRE Constitution mandates public access to information and promotes citizen participation in governance.

What accountability measures are outlined in the FDRE Constitution?

• Mandatory public service for all citizens

• The FDRE Constitution includes accountability measures such as independent audits, judicial oversight, asset declaration by public officials, and provisions for transparency and public participation.

• No provisions for public participation

• Automatic approval of government budgets without review

What role do public officials have according to the FDRE Constitution?

• Public officials serve the public interest and uphold the Constitution and laws.

• Public officials are responsible for enforcing private interests over public welfare.

• Public officials primarily focus on personal gain and wealth accumulation.

• Public officials are only accountable to their political parties.

How does the FDRE Constitution promote public participation?

• The FDRE Constitution does not address public participation at all.

• The FDRE Constitution promotes public participation by recognizing citizens' rights to engage in governance and decision-making processes.

• Public participation is only allowed during elections according to the FDRE Constitution.

• The FDRE Constitution limits citizens' involvement in governance.

What are enabling acts in the context of administrative law?

• Enabling acts are laws that empower administrative agencies to create and enforce regulations.

• Enabling acts are laws that restrict the powers of administrative agencies.

• Enabling acts are international treaties that govern administrative law.

• Enabling acts are guidelines for citizens on how to comply with regulations.

What is the significance of statutes in administrative law?

• Statutes are used to limit the powers of administrative agencies.

• Statutes are significant in administrative law as they establish the authority and procedures for administrative agencies.

• Statutes are irrelevant to administrative law.

• Statutes only apply to criminal law.