Organization of an Effective Public Institution on the Example of the Ombudsman for Children

Abstract

Principles and guidelines for efficient organization of operation constitute a set of directives and recommendations proposed by science, the conscious application of which – purposeful application significantly facilitates and accelerates operation and allows for achieving better results. The problem of protecting the rights of individual social groups exists throughout the world. Poland, like most other countries in the world, has ombudsman or quasi-ombudsman bodies in the form of various institutionalized ombudsmen who should be effective. It is important to have efficient, effective functioning in the internal law of the entity exercising appropriate control over whether the rights of individual social groups – human rights are properly exercised, secured and protected. Such entities include the ombudsman, whose counterpart is RPD. The subject of the Ombudsman’s control is checking both actions and omissions, i.e. the inaction of other legal entities. The legal form of RPD is also broadly understood cooperation with the administrative apparatus.