Reconciling Administrative Efficiency with Procedural Safeguards in the ADM System
Reconciling Administrative Efficiency with Procedural Safeguards in the ADM System

Summary/Abstract: The use of automated systems for making administrative decisions has recently increased to improve efficiency and speed in completing tasks. However, ensuring that administrative effectiveness aligns with procedural safeguards when using an Automated Decision-Making (ADM) system is crucial to maintaining adequate performance and ensuring that ADM use remains safe for individuals. Using a descriptive methodology, the article collected and analysed data on striking a reconcile between administrative efficiency and procedural protections in the ADM system to present a precise and straightforward overview of current literature. Sources for data included books, reports, conferences, conventions, and internet resources. The article revealed several key mechanisms that help reconcile administrative efficiency with procedural safeguards in the use of ADM for administrative tasks. These include compliance with the law, ensuring fairness, exercising rights freely, pursuing justice, adding human oversight, avoiding decisions made solely by automated systems, ensuring transparency, explainability, and interpretability of ADM-based decisions, and maintaining accountability. The analysis suggested that future investigations should examine how core elements of administrative decisions, such as jurisdiction, form, and purpose, are influenced by ADM, and should also evaluate the principles of reason-giving and nondelegation of power.

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