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Manual On Good Administration Principles









                  CONCLUSION








                   State  is  an  organisational  entity  existing  in  order  to  conduct  the
               A works that are beyond the capacity of the individual and to fulfil a
               wide range of social needs. With this aspect, it is obliged to ensure that
               individuals, who are the constituents of the State, live in better conditions
               by facilitating their social life and not only to take measures in the fields
               of national security, public order etc., but also to supervise that the public
               services are provided to the beneficiaries  effectively, efficiently and in an
               easily accessible manner. However, it should not be assumed that while
               conducting these activities, the administrative mechanisms will act only
               in  conformity  with  the  legislative  arrangements  inasmuch  as  the  terms
               and results of the activities in question do not only manifest themselves
               in the legal context; quite the contrary, they enure to the real life and have
               important consequences for those concerned. In this respect, it is essential
               for the public authority to comply with the rules known as the principles
               of good administration, in all sorts of acts and actions, in addition to the
               principles, procedures and responsibilities prescribed in legal texts.

               With the period of change and transformation ongoing in the field of public
               administration in our country in recent years, many legal and administrative
               regulations have been adopted in order to internalise the principles of good
               administration in the functioning of the public services. Especially, with the
               referendum held in 2010, the same approach was adopted in the essence
               of  the right to  appeal  to  the ombudsman,  which  is  a right established
               by the Constitution since it is aimed, with this right, to audit all sorts of
               acts and actions as well as attitudes and behaviours of the administration
               within the framework of legality and even in conformity with the principles
               of good administration. Legal audit accompanied by the audit in terms of
               legality and principles of good administration of the administrative acts will
               contribute to increasing the quality of the services provided to the citizens,
               creating  an  accountable  administration  and  increasing  the  trust  in  the
               public institutions.






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