The restrictive authority of the administration is a guarantee of the rights and freedoms of persons

Abstract

The aim of determining the administrative decision is to know the nature of the activity practiced by the administration as a work in which the latter plays a major role, as the administration is not limited to carrying out a certain type of work, but its activity varies according to the objectives and areas and also according to the circumstances concerned with the nature of this activity, and this diversity in the activity is reflected in the decisions taken by the administration. Based on this type of management activities, it can be said that if administrative decisions are characterized by being effective decisions due to their unilateral character that gives them the character of public authority, this capacity may be absent with regard to some of the actions carried out by the administration, as the scope of the restricted authority of the administration in the administrative decision in embodying the principle of legality represents a balance between the requirements of protecting the rights and freedoms of persons and the requirements of preserving the public interest.