PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE RELATIONS AS A SPHERE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SUBJECTIVE RIGHTS OF A PRIVATE PERSON

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to characterize public-management relations as a sphere of realization of the subjective rights of a private person. Separation principles of public-management relations: separation of political issues from the implementation of administrative functions of the state; creation of a socially responsible business mechanism; establishment of effective communication links; promoting the growth of the level of professionalism of government officials. It was determined that the emphasis on any phenomenon through the use of the public category is evidence of its importance for civil society. It was concluded that ensuring the legal status of a person in public-administrative legal relations should functionally pursue the goal of ensuring the foundations of state building in compliance with the principles of democracy, transparency, social protection and economic growth, where the interests of vulnerable population groups are protected as a priority. It is emphasized that within the framework of public-management relations, a private person is able to reflect his own interest in manifestations of political activity, which is the main feature of a formed civil society. It was determined that public-management relations and the realization of a private status by a person in them are defined as relations, the level of satisfaction of which public opinion plays a very significant role. It was concluded that in the field of public-management relations, the legal status of a private person is realized and creates conditions for the formation of a certain social ideology, public opinion, is a reflection of public consciousness and the level of legal activity of the population. It is emphasized that the realization of the legal status of a private person in public-management relations is a manifestation of the level of development of civil society, which distinguishes it from the sphere of economy and trade, the sphere of family relations, and the sphere of cultural development.