Electronic administration: Brief reflection on a new administration model
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2018
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Adjuris
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English
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The article 14 of the Code of Administrative Procedure (CPA), approved
by Decree-Law no. 4/2015, of January 7, is entitled "Principles applicable to
electronic administration". This article comes with the approval of our new Code
of Administrative Procedure and for the first time determines in paragraph 1 that
the services of the Public Administration should, in the performance of their activity,
use electronic means. It should be noted that in that provision the legislator
uses the word ‘should' and not 'can'. This means that the Administration have no
choice. The Public Administration is forced to use electronic means, unless it is
not possible. The legislator establishes an obligation of facere, whose objectives
are the greater efficiency and administrative transparency, as well as a greater
approximation of the services to the population. Looking to article 14 of the CPA,
we will try to elucidate a concept of Electronic Administration, to reflect about
this new model of Administration and the principles that apply to it, as well as to
verify if this new model of Public Administration serves the public interest.
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Electronic administration, New administration model, Public interest, Public efficiency
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Figueiras, C. S. M., & Bravo, B. M. (2018). Electronic administration: Brief reflection on a new administration model. In R. Szczepaniak, & C. S. M. Figueiras (Eds.), Contemporary challenges in Administrative law and Public Administration, Alpa Conference (pp. 166-177). Bucareste: Adjuris - International Academic Publisher. Disponível no Repositório UPT, http://hdl.handle.net/11328/2207
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