Administrative Procedures

Administrative procedures are the established processes and rules that government agencies and organizations follow to manage their operations and make decisions. These procedures ensure transparency, consistency, and fairness in how policies are created and enforced. They involve steps like public notice, opportunities for public input, and formal decision-making processes. For example, if a new regulation is proposed, administrative procedures outline how the public can comment, how the agency reviews those comments, and how the final decision is made. Overall, these procedures help maintain order and accountability in government actions and services.