Acts of Entities Involved in Disciplinary Charges Against Civil Servants

This article presents a legal analysis of external methods for limiting discretion in the process of holding civil servants accountable for disciplinary violations. This article addresses the application of acts by various entities involved in disciplinary proceedings, such as prosecutor’s submissions, and decisions issued by control and accounting bodies, authorized officials, and other relevant authorities. The findings suggest that the scope of entities involved in disciplinary charges must be clearly defined under disciplinary service legislation. Additionally, the authority of these entities to issue and transmit acts mandating the consideration of disciplinary liability should be codified into sectoral laws.