The Right To Good Administration Within The European System Of Human Rights Protection Set Up By The Council Of Europe

Abstract

In the vision of the Council of Europe, good administration has the meaning of
ensuring quality legislation, quality services rendered based on a proper evaluation of the
society needs, an efficient public management, efficiency and effectiveness, corruption
exclusion and recruitment, and training a quality staff. But, first of all, by good
administration is understood the observance of individuals' rights, openness and
transparency in public activity. And the activity carried out by the European Court of
Human Rights, based on the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights and
Fundamental Freedoms, ensures the observance of human rights and has supported the
development of European democracies, and, implicitly, achievement of a better governance
and administration in the European countries.