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Good administration issues can also be found in legal documents adopted prior to the formation of the European Union. Improving management is an ongoing responsibility of any state. Today’s decisions make it possible to identify the correct vector for the further development of the system of state and municipal government. The consistent implementation of the idea of "good administration" is, of course, a priority for the development of states and demonstrates the authorities' desire to establish clear and harmonious relations within the framework of the system of legislative acts. The experience of the constitutional development of European countries shows that the implementation of this idea will enrich human rights with the quality of participation in government, expand the mutual obligations of the parties to create an open and democratic state. The right to good administration set forth in the Charter of Fundamental Rights is a clear and open confirmation of the existence of the obligation of state bodies to be in the best position to make the necessary decisions. Thus, this task provides significant support for procedural issues, which currently occupy a higher position.