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Administrative law is a branch of public law that governs the activities of administrative agencies of government. It deals with the decision-making, rule-making, and enforcement actions of these agencies, ensuring that they operate within the bounds of their authority and in a fair, transparent, and accountable manner. Administrative law also provides mechanisms for individuals and organizations to challenge administrative decisions that affect their rights or interests.
Administrative law is essential for ensuring that government agencies act fairly, transparently, and within the law. It balances the need for efficient governance with the protection of individual rights, making it a cornerstone of democratic societies. In Solomon Islands, administrative law plays a crucial role in holding government agencies accountable and providing redress for citizens affected by administrative decisions.
If you suffer any of the aspects that fall under administrative law, please call us.