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What is the definition of access to information?
A legal requirement that governments release information upon request, subject to certain restrictions.
What is the definition of administrative law?
The branch of public law involving the review of government decisions and disputes between citizens and state agencies.
What are administrative tribunals empowered to do?
Decide administrative law cases, with appeal options to the court system.
What is affirmative action?
A policy consisting of proactive measures to guarantee the descriptive representation of traditionally underrepresented groups.
What is the definition of agenda setting?
The use of strategies and tactics to generate public and government support for a proposed public policy.
Test your knowledge of government and legal terminology with this quiz on administrative law, access to information, and other key concepts related to governance and public administration.
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