Report (administration)
In public administration, a report is the communication from a subordinate to a superior (superordinate) authority .
General
The word comes from the Middle High German "beriht" for "communication, instruction, contract". From 1522 it appeared for the first time in the sense of notification. The activity involved in preparing the report is called reporting .
The administrative language clearly shows hierarchies , because subordinate authorities “report”, “present” or “ask” to higher-level authorities, while higher-level authorities “decide”, “hand over” or “take a position” towards lower-level authorities. From the superior to the subordinate authority, the notification is primarily referred to as a decree or order .
administration
Reporting is a function in an agency that organizes the creation and dissemination of reports. Public reporting comprises all official, material and formally determined information that is made available to decision-makers . It should present the current status of the respective target achievement promptly and concisely. The authority's internal control needs relate primarily to compliance with budgets , ensuring performance efficiency and the cost and revenue situation. The nature of the report, a decision paper , an annual report , reports , annual report or activity report to be.
The tasks of the communal community center for administrative management are the preparation of reports and expert opinions for its members. The so-called police reports are press releases that are used for publication. In everyday police work, the subject is referred to as reporting and reporting .
In the constitutional law of some Swiss cantons , a report refers to the comment that accompanies a draft passed by the executive for the attention of the legislature . In other cantons, the terms message , advice , lecture or instruction are used for this. In the constitutional law of the Swiss canton of Bern , a lecture describes the justification and explanation of a submission that the government council (executive ) submits to the grand council (legislative).
Individual evidence
- ↑ Gerhard Köbler , Etymological Legal Dictionary , 1995, p. 48
- ↑ History and Antiquity Research Society of the Osterland (ed.), Mitteilungen der Geschichts- und Altertumsforschende Gesellschaft des Osterlandes , 1863, p. 51
- ↑ André Tauberger, controlling for Public Administration , 2008, p 132
- ↑ André Tauberger, controlling for Public Administration , 2008, p 132