Administrative Control of Public Management in Brazil
Administrative Control of Public Management in Brazil
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i2.2024.774Keywords:
Administrative Control. Public Management. Transparency; Social Participation. Oversight.Abstract
The article discusses administrative control in Brazil, essential for ensuring legality,
efficiency, and transparency in public administration. It highlights internal control,
preventive in nature and regulated by Articles 70 and 74 of the Constitution, and external
control, exercised by Courts of Accounts and the Legislative Branch. Social participation
is emphasized as a key component, enabled through councils, transparency portals, and
the Access to Information Law. Despite its importance, control faces challenges such as
bureaucracy, structural limitations, and low citizen engagement. It suggests investing in
technology, training, and public engagement to strengthen oversight and promote a more
ethical and efficient public administration.
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BRASIL. Lei Complementar nº. 101 de 04 de maio de 2000 (Estabelece normas de finanças públicas voltadas à responsabilidade na gestão fiscal).
BRASIL. Lei nº 4.320, de 17 de março de 1964 (Estatui Normas Gerais de Direito Financeiro para a elaboração e o controlo dos orçamentos e balanços da União, dos Estados, dos Municípios e do Distrito Federal).
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