DECENTRALIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICES

Florin Ghiocel
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Florin Ghiocel: UNIVERSITY OF CRAIOVA

Annals - Economy Series, 2019, vol. 6, 274-280

Abstract: The public administration of the administrative-territorial units has as its foundation/theme the decentralization of public services-the functional form of decentralization which, together with the territorial form, represents the essential particularity of the local public administration within the framework conferred by the provisions of the Romanian Constitution in force. In this context, decentralization is perceived, considered or understood as a transfer of administrative and financial competence from the level of central public administration to the level of local public administration or to the private sector. The decentralization of public services is usually addressed in its interconnection and interdependence with their deconcentration/ deconcentration and with the principle of local autonomy previously addressed. It should be noted, from the beginning, that the legal literature/the specialized doctrine and the law, the normative acts/texts in general, operate with concepts and concepts with contentand unitary meaning to guarantee their correct application, respectively for the proper perception by those who read them. address. The lawmaker/creator of the law is permanently concerned with establishing as accurately as possiblethe content and meaning of the concepts with which they operate in order to eliminate/avoid other interpretations from those empowered to operationalize/implement them in the economic-social practice. The rigorous clarification of concepts is all the more necessary when the legislator wishes to give new content, wider or narrower, to the classic /ordinary meaning, which is why in many normative acts it is explained, in different norms / provisions or provisions orin the an appendix, the meaning which, in the given field, its issuer wishes to confer on the concepts it uses.

Keywords: local public finances; financial decentralization; local public administration; administrative autonomy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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