accountability

accountability
viešojo sektoriaus atskaitomybė statusas T sritis Politika apibrėžtis Procesas, kurio metu viešojo administravimo įstaigos ir valstybės tarnautojai tiesiogiai ir netiesiogiai atsiskaito visuomenei už įstatymų rengimą, viešąją politiką, administracinę sistemą, administracinę veiklą ir veiksmų laisvę, finansinį valdymą bei kitas sritis. Suprantama ir kaip atstovaujamosios demokratijos tikslas, ir kaip priemonė siekti, kad viešoji administracija veiktų naudingiau ir našiau. Platesnė atsakomybės sąvoka apima ne tik atsiskaitymą, bet ir įgaliojimą veikti bei atsakomybę už veiklos rezultatus. Galima skirti 2 pagrindinius atskaitomybės ir atsakomybės modelius. Ministerijos atsakomybės, arba parlamentinės kontrolės, doktrinai būdinga tai, kad ministrai yra atsakingi visuomenei už asmeninę ir ministerijų veiklą per parlamentą; valstybės tarnautojai yra atsakingi savo politiniams šeimininkams, ministerijose jie aiškina ir pateisina savo elgesį per institucinę postų hierarchiją. Remiantis platesniu B. Stone’o atskaitomybės modeliu, administracinės atskaitomybės sistema apima ne tik parlamentinę kontrolę, bet ir vadybos tipą, teisinę arba pusiau teisinę apžvalgą, santykius su suinteresuotomis grupėmis bei rinkos tipą. atitikmenys: angl. accountability

Politikos mokslų enciklopedinis žodynas. – Vilnius: Vilniaus universiteto leidykla. . 2007.

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