2001
DOI: 10.1093/pa/54.1.102
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European models of government: towards a patchwork with missing pieces

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“…He/she has extensive powers to hold both agencies and individual civil servants to account. See Ziller (2001) for a comparison of this system with the hierarchical European model of political responsibility to Parliament. 9 See further details of the different types of agencies in existence: Report by the Working Group 'Establishing a Framework for Decision-Making Regulatory Agencies' (Group 3a).…”
Section: New Forms Of Accountability and European Governance: Taking mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He/she has extensive powers to hold both agencies and individual civil servants to account. See Ziller (2001) for a comparison of this system with the hierarchical European model of political responsibility to Parliament. 9 See further details of the different types of agencies in existence: Report by the Working Group 'Establishing a Framework for Decision-Making Regulatory Agencies' (Group 3a).…”
Section: New Forms Of Accountability and European Governance: Taking mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Turning to the prediction of countries that would lag in enacting public participation in rulemaking and in providing room for a more adversarial form of regulatory governance, political principals within Westminster and Scandinavian parliamentary systems tend to rely on other cost‐effective institutional solutions than judicial review to avoid agency drift. While Westminster systems rely on loyal civil servants and parliamentary control of the production of statutory acts, the actions of Scandinavian executives are generally open to scrutiny, and the openness and transparency of decision‐making are high (Lægreid, 2017; Ziller, 2001).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Agencije imajo ponekod specifi~no, krajevno tradicijo, ki ni primerljiva z ameri{kim modelom. Tak{en je primer [vedske, kjer so agencije sestavni del {vedskega modela države uprave (Ziller 2001). Tudi {vedski model agencij, najstarej{i v Evropi, se soo~a z dolo~enimi problemi.…”
Section: Nara{~ajo~a Vloga Posredne Regulacije In Agencijunclassified