Adequacy of the legislative framework for administrative justice
Expert review of laws.
Legal powers necessary to redress an unlawful act or action of the administration is considered to include, as a minimum, the ability to quash the administrative act in part or in full, and order that an administrative act be adopted or an administrative action be taken within the deadline specified by the court.
Points are awarded for each of the following five criteria (total of 6 points).
Criteria fulfilled: 5/5
Yes
No
No data available / not assessed
| Individuals have the right to challenge the lawfulness of administrative acts and actions (including inaction and delay) in court in order to protect their rights (2 points) | |
| The general time limit for challenging an administrative act in court is at least three weeks from delivering the act to the person (1 point) | |
| The court has the legal powers necessary to redress an unlawful act or action of the administration (1 point) | |
| Judgements of the first-instance administrative court can be challenged in higher court (1 point) | |
| Safeguards are established in the legislation to ensure that court rulings are executed effectively and without delays, including sanctions for failure to comply (1 point) |