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What is centralisation?
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The concentration of power and authority within a centralised unit, central organisation or single person — a structural phenomenon which indicates that authority resides on a higher level.
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Advantages
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- Maximum control and standardisation
- Specialisation
- Less duplication and greater uniformity
- National solutions to complex problems.
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Public Administration
flashcards
Decks in class (21)
# Cards
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Unitary systems4
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Federal systems4
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The government2
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State2
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The difference between the state and the government2
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Forms of government2
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Centralisation3
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Decentralisation3
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The form of government in South Africa10
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Participation4
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The role of the National Assembly11
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The role of National Council of Provinces11
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Founding provisions of the Constitution of RSA 19967
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Rights in the Bill of Rights7
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Principles of Public Administration9
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Limitation of rights4
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The preamble2
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The values of the constitution3
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The bill of rights2
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The relationship between parliament and the president4
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Non-racial Vs non-sexism2
