@article{oai:nagasaki-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00010056, author = {海野, 敦史}, issue = {1-2}, journal = {経営と経済, Journal of Business and Economics}, month = {Sep}, note = {This paper attempts to clarify the obligations and responsibilities of administrative bodies in devolving a part of their work to private persons on the basis of some arguments within Japan's administrative law. While traditional arguments, particularly with reference to state compensation, have primarily focused on the extent to which“exercise of public power”can reasonably be devolved to private persons, this paper attaches much importance on how to ensure legal rights and benefits of the other party (i.e.,the general public) after the devolution. Namely, a theory can be drawn that the devolution will not be allowed as long as an environment is shaped in which legal rights and benefits of the addressee of the administration can easily be invaded by the devolved persons regardless of the feature of administrative work. Therefore, a certain extent of governmental involvement for solid prevention of the invasion would be needed after the devolution, whether it may take the form of privatization, delegation, or entrustment to private persons. It would be fair to note that the degree of the involvement to be required by law can be determined by the extent of relevancy of devolved administrative work with restricted rights and benefits of the other party. Even when certain kinds of work accompanied by public power is delegated to a designated private person, for example, institutional legal measures are required to allow administrative bodies to properly supervise the delegated person as far as they have risk to strongly restrict legal rights and benefits of the other party. Hence, devolution of administrative work does not simply mean the extinction of ultimate administrative responsibilities originally belonged to relevant administrative bodies., 田口信夫、高倉泰夫、森永春乃先生 定年退職記念号, 經營と經濟, 91(1-2), pp.179-223; 2011}, pages = {179--223}, title = {行政事務の私人への委譲とそれに伴う行政主体の義務・責任}, volume = {91}, year = {2011} }