Administrative law in the public sector
This half-day workshop explores the key administrative law principles and their application in the public sector. It is designed to provide you with an understanding of the essential components of administrative conduct and their relevance to decision- making and conducting investigations.
Who should attend
This workshop is designed for frontline decision-makers and people involved in administrative investigations, as well as public officials involved in promoting good governance and professional standards.
Learning outcomes
This training will help you to:
- recognise and address the essential components of good administrative conduct
- better identify what is in the public interest in any particular circumstance
- identify and manage conflicts of interest
- balance the obligations to provide information to affected parties and protect the privacy of others
- effectively exercise discretionary powers
- interpret relevant policies and guidelines
- apply the principles of procedural fairness appropriately
- provide appropriate reasons for decisions
- apply rules of evidence and the standards of proof that apply to administrative investigations.
Duration
This is a half-day workshop from 9.30am-1.00pm.
Fee
This workshop is only available in-house. Email or contact us for details and fees or to discuss your training needs. Register for workshop or event
This half-day workshop explores the key administrative law principles and their application in the public sector. It is designed to provide you with an understanding of the essential components of administrative conduct and their relevance to decision- making and conducting investigations.
Who should attend
This workshop is designed for frontline decision-makers and people involved in administrative investigations, as well as public officials involved in promoting good governance and professional standards.
Learning outcomes
This training will help you to:
- recognise and address the essential components of good administrative conduct
- better identify what is in the public interest in any particular circumstance
- identify and manage conflicts of interest
- balance the obligations to provide information to affected parties and protect the privacy of others
- effectively exercise discretionary powers
- interpret relevant policies and guidelines
- apply the principles of procedural fairness appropriately
- provide appropriate reasons for decisions
- apply rules of evidence and the standards of proof that apply to administrative investigations.
Duration
This is a half-day workshop from 9.30am-1.00pm.
Fee
This workshop is only available in-house. Email or contact us for details and fees or to discuss your training needs.