LEGAL ISSUES IN ISSUING AND REVOKING ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS BENEFIT THE RECIPIENT

Abstract

This research aims 1) to study the issuance of orders and the criteria for revoking administrative orders, 2) to study the legal theories related to orders and the revocation of administrative orders, and 3) to present recommendations for improving and amending the Thai Administrative Procedure Act. This research is qualitative research, studying documents, legal texts, rules, regulations, and legal documents. The research tool used to collect data in this research is              a document data recording form with content analysis.

 The research findings revealed: 1) A study on the issuance of orders and the criteria for revoking administrative orders revealed that the revocation of administrative orders that benefit civil servants in the case of reclaiming welfare and benefits from those who received them without their rights presents a problem in the case of reclaiming welfare and benefits from civil servants from those who received them without their rights. 2) The study of legal theories related to orders and revocation found that: Second, does an order to reclaim welfare and benefits from civil servants from those who received them without their rights constitute an administrative order? As previously mentioned, when the government provides money to those requesting welfare or benefits, there must be a law, rule, or regulation authorizing approval. 3) Recommendations: Transparency, public participation, protection of rights, freedoms, and the principles of justice, speed and efficiency, clear definition of authority, the use of technology, and the amendment of vague provisions should be emphasized.