REGULATORY AND INSPECTION FRAMEWORKS

The impact of regulatory and inspection frameworks on public sector performance

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The Impact of Regulatory and Inspection Frameworks on Public Sector Performance

The Underlying Assumptions of Regulation in Public Service Organisations

Regulation of all public relations is based on the assumption that the participants of this relationship is shared and must abide by some basic principles underlying them. The set of principles and rules ordering human behaviour in various fields has traditionally been seen as a form of regulation or regulators of social relations. In the literature there are the following forms of regulation: law, morality, and tradition, religious and corporate standards. Unlike other forms of regulation, regulation is the highest and the most common form of it, because its scope extends to the general public. Through the regulatory behaviour of public relations is in conformity with the requirements and permits contained in the law. It is the legislative consolidation of the rules of conduct, which is provided pursuant to the power of the state, allows you to clearly identify the rights, duties and responsibilities of public relations (Seow, 2011, pp. 11-15).

In this case the state is defined as the importance of certain relationships, as well as a measure of responsibility for violation of the law laid down rules of conduct. For example, many violations in the field of electoral law in accordance with the Criminal Code of UK considered a crime, providing for penalties including imprisonment. A procedure for the formation of the Audit Chamber of UK, although it involves the election, that is the free will of the auditors, but in fact farmed out to the House itself. And for rigging the election of perpetrators is difficult to draw any liability. Simply state in this part does not care about what is happening in a particular profession. However, when it comes to admission to the occupation, the certification, mandatory continuing education, keeping the register of auditors and quality assurance services, to take part in this process there is more than enough (Sanderson, 2000, pp.433-454).

It should be noted that not all kinds of social relations can be resolved legislatively. The emergence of new spheres of interaction between individuals or groups, as well as the difficulty or inability to use the legislative procedure leading to the emergence of forms of regulation other than the law. Often this is quite a lengthy process, which results in the formation and transformation of the relations themselves. A kind of symbiosis between the two forms of regulation of public relations - corporate ethics and standards - is the creation of ethical codes (Pidd, 2012, pp. 30-35).

Code of Ethics is essentially a set of rules and norms of behaviour that are shared by participants of a particular group, united by professional or other grounds. At the same time on one side with the code of behaviour and set common standards for relations and joint activities of the participants of the group. On the other hand the code is a kind of public demonstration ...