| Abstract [eng] |
In this master's thesis, the topic of internal administration and internal administration acts is analyzed, examining significant legal acts of the current and older editions, thus highlighting the general picture of how the legislator's attitude to internal administration and the internal administration acts adopted at the time changed. In addition to all this, taking into account the topic under consideration, legal doctrine and court jurisprudence are also analyzed, which help to better understand both the institutes of internal administration and the act of internal administration as separate elements of the administrative legal system. In this case, one of the main questions in the master's thesis is raised about the place of internal administration in the administrative law system. In view of this, first of all, the concept of internal administration and its development are analyzed, i.e. researching and comparing how the perception of this institute has changed, what main factors led to the change in internal administration regulation, etc. Taking into account the development of internal administration and systematizing everything, the work examines how internal administration is currently understood, i.e. the concept of internal administration and the content of this institute are revealed. Next, one of the most problematic issues related to the subject under consideration, i.e. the relationship between internal administration and public administration. It is analyzed how these two institutes correlate, whether internal administration should be considered a part of public administration, or whether it is a separate institute after all. It also tries to answer the question whether public administration could function properly without internal administration and if not, why. It should be noted that the answer to this question ultimately allows us to understand the current place of internal administration in the administrative law system. Further, the work focuses on internal administration instruments - internal administration acts. Their concept, characteristics and relationship with other administrative acts adopted in administrative law are examined. Finally, the analysis of the practice of the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania allows us to distinguish several qualification problems that the courts still face when evaluating/qualifying acts of internal administration. |
