hatáskörei

Hatáskörei is a Hungarian term that denotes the fields or domains within which an individual, office, or organization has the authority to act. It refers to the scope of power, competence, and responsibility defined by law, regulation, or internal rules. The phrase is commonly used in public administration, law, and organizational governance to specify who may decide or perform certain tasks.

In practice, hatáskörei are determined by statutes, decrees, organizational charters, and regulatory frameworks. They define decision-making powers, tasks, and areas of responsibility. When several actors have overlapping hatáskörei, disputes can arise, and resolution typically relies on legal precedence, hierarchical rules, or formal administrative procedures.

Examples illustrate its use: a ministry’s hatáskörei cover policy areas within its remit, such as education or health; a municipality may have hatáskörei in local planning, building permits, and waste management; an official’s hatásköre might include signing orders, issuing licenses, or representing the authority in administrative proceedings. Delegation can temporarily transfer hatáskörei to another official or entity, under specified conditions.

The term can also be used more figuratively to describe an area of influence or control, for instance in political or organizational contexts. Related concepts include hatáskör, the singular form referring to the jurisdiction or competence of a single actor. In Hungarian legal and administrative vocabulary, hatáskörei is a standard way to describe the concrete fields in which an actor is authorized to act.