Aspects of the privatization of public services
Verginia Vedinaș
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Verginia Vedinaș
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Abstract This article aims to analyze the public service as a fundamental institution of the administrative law and changes in its legal system, with special emphasis on privatization phenomenon in the field of public service. There are critically analyzed weaknesses manifested in the privatization of public services and formulates proposals for drafting laws in the future. The main negative aspects consist in how the State, through its authorities, supervises and controls (it monitors) how an individual, who was transferred to the provision of a public service, provides that public service and complies with the terms privatization assumed by privatization contract commitments.
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Abstract This article aims to analyze the public service as a fundamental institution of the administrative law and changes in its legal system, with special emphasis on privatization phenomenon in the field of public service. There are critically analyzed weaknesses manifested in the privatization of public services and formulates proposals for drafting laws in the future. The main negative aspects consist in how the State, through its authorities, supervises and controls (it monitors) how an individual, who was transferred to the provision of a public service, provides that public service and complies with the terms privatization assumed by privatization contract commitments.
Key concepts: Institution, Phenomenon, Public service, Business, Service (business), State (computer science), Public administration, Political science