bureaucratic policies

Bureaucratic policies are formal rules and procedures established by government agencies or large organizations to ensure consistent, fair, and efficient operation. They provide a structured framework for decision-making, resource allocation, and service delivery. These policies help maintain order, accountability, and compliance with laws, often involving standardized processes that staff follow to handle tasks like issuing permits, approving requests, or enforcing regulations. While they can sometimes create rigid procedures, their main goal is to ensure transparency, fairness, and effective management within complex institutions.