THE EXTERNAL DISCIPLINARY ACTIVITY OF THE GENERAL COMPTROLLER OF THE REPUBLIC

PROCEDURES, IMPOSITION OF DISCIPLINARY MEASURES AND RELATIONS WITH ITS PASSIVE SUBJECTS

Abstract

The objective of the work is to glimpse the singularities of the activity that, in terms of discipline, is executed by the Comptroller General of the Republic ad externum of its own organization. For this, a series of hypothesis are analyzed in which the controlling entity is authorized to carry out disciplinary procedures and even to directly impose disciplinary measures, observing a diversity of types of legal relationships with its passive subjects. The most relevant singularities found are related to the presence of antinomies and regulatory gaps in the procedures, as well as legal links that differ from the merely official one and that touch on issues of direct democratic legitimation, administrative probity and the phenomenon of the Flight of Administrative Law.