ametiasutuses
Ametiasutused are government or public sector bodies authorized by law to perform specific tasks on behalf of the state. Their core purpose is to translate legislation into administrative action, regulate activities, provide services to citizens, and safeguard public interests. They usually operate under a ministry or as independent agencies, and their mandate outlines objectives, powers, and procedures.
Typical characteristics include a defined legal basis, a narrow and clearly stated remit, and accountability mechanisms.
Governance and oversight are central to their operation. Heads are typically appointed by government authorities, and
Relation to the broader public sector: ametiasutused implement laws enacted by the legislature, administer public programs,