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1) Which of the indicated forms of exercising executive power are regulatory or individual act? Which do not belong to the administrative acts? Fill out the answer in the form of filling in the table

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1) Which of the indicated forms of exercising executive power are regulatory or individual act? Which do not belong to the administrative acts? Fill out the answer in the form of filling in the table. 1. Making a decision on the appointment of an administrative penalty. 2. Issuance of driving license 3. Implementation of state registration of a citizen as an individual entrepreneur. 4. Issuance of a license for a certain type of activity. 5. Issuance of a presidential decree. 6. Publication of a resolution of the government of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation 7. Adoption of the federal law 8. Reception of citizens 9. Registration of incoming correspondence 2. Solve the tasks. a. The regional state labor inspectorate, after checking compliance with labor legislation at PJSC Stalmet and revealing gross violations of safety measures in workshop No. 3, decided to suspend the activities of this workshop (a resolution was issued to impose an administrative penalty in the form of administrative suspension of activities). The director of the enterprise, disagreeing with the opinion of officials, sent a complaint to the court. The judge considered the complaint of the director of the enterprise in court and refused to satisfy it. What forms of management activity are found in the problem statement? b. Alisha applied to her local authority for a licence to serve alcohol at a new restaurant she was in the process of opening. Under the (fictitious) Restaurants Act 2000, a local Licensing Authority may refuse to issue an alcohol licence on grounds specified under section 33 of the Act. The Licensing Authority meets every month but is also responsible for the licensing of pubs and gambling establishments and so is usually very busy. At the May meeting, the Authority did not have time to deal with Alisha's application and so delegated the task to a sub-committee, made up of three local people, David, Martin and Ian. On the day the sub-committee was supposed to meet to consider applications, David was called away to another meeting and Martin was ill. This left Ian, who made the decision himself not to grant the licence to Alisha. On 1 June 2007, Alisha received a letter simply stating that her application had been refused. She was not told of the reasons why. She has also been informed that she will have to wait 12 months before she can make a new application. Alisha has since found out that the restaurant over the road from hers has recently been bought by Ian. Advise Alisha on whether she might be able to challenge the decision. 1. Indicate special features of administrative law: a. belongs to public law; b. it determines the system of state power and local government bodies; c. the main issue of its regulation is management process in the state bodies; d. the main issue of its regulation is the order of establishment of state bodies. 2. Where did the system of modern administrative law first emerge? a. Ancient Greece; b. Medieval Germany; c. France; d. the UK. 3. What is the subject of administrative law in the uk a. public administration; b. forms, methods and means of judicial control over the administration; c. public service; d. administrative quasi-judicial activity. 4. What features are typical for Constitutions adopted in the second half of the 20th century as the source of administrative law? a. detailed provisions regarding organization and powers of executive bodies; b. provisions regarding separation of powers in the state; c. the legal status of the government; d. the rule of law. 5. Indicate the name of the following acts: regulatory acts adopted by the executive authorities on issues falling within the competence of legislative bodies, but the adoption of which is delegated by the legislative body solely through the law: a. organic laws; b. constitution; c. delegated legislation; d. instruction. 6. What is the important administrative law source in the USA? a. precedents; b. orders of the Crown in the Council; c. acts of the Parliaments; d. all of the above. 7. Indicate features of public administration: a. ensures the implementation and application of laws; b. its bodies are of political nature; c. acts in the public interest while organizing and settling public affairs; d. concerns political power. 8. What is the title of the officials who, as a rule, are not heads of ministries but implement separate orders from the prime minister and have the right to cast a vote at government meetings? a. junior minister; b. state minister; c. minister without portfolio; d. none of the above. 9. What is the main form of decentralized institutions in France? a. independent agency; b. public corporation; c. private company; d. public institution. 10. What act introduced the administrative justice procedure in the UK? a. Act on the Procedure for Considering Administrative Disputes; b. Administrative Procedure Act; c. Code of Administrative Court Procedure; d. Tribunals and Inquiries Act.