EXTERNAL CONTROL AS AN INSTRUMENT TO COMBAT ADMINISTRATIVE IMPROBITY

Abstract

External control of Public Administration is a crucial topic in the context of public management, aiming to guarantee the transparency, efficiency and legality of government actions. This article discusses the importance of external control as an oversight and accountability mechanism, analyzing its role in maintaining the integrity and accountability of the public sector. The figure of external control institutions stands out, such as the Audit Courts, which play a fundamental role in evaluating public finances, complying with legal standards and preventing and combating corruption. Furthermore, the article explores the challenges faced by these institutions, such as the need for adequate resources, political pressure and the increasing complexity of government activities. In summary, this article emphasizes the importance of external control as a fundamental pillar of good governance and highlights its role in promoting transparency and accountability in Public Administration. As society evolves and the challenges of public management become more complex, external control plays a crucial role in ensuring the effectiveness and legitimacy of government actions. This article was carried out using the deductive method, in a qualitative way, using doctrines, bibliographic reviews, electronic documents, legal hermeneutics of the laws used, in order to guarantee a better understanding of the subject covered.