Question

What is Public Sector Law and how is it different from Constitutional Law and Administrative Law?

Answer 1

The public sector is the part of an economy in which goods and services are produced and or redistributed by govt agencies.examples are state educational system andunemployment insurance.sometimes the private sector works in co ordination with the public sector.By partnerimg with the private sector through arrangements which leverage governmental assets and resources,opportunities are provided for the private sector to particiate in the development,financing,ownership and operation of apublic facility or service.

administrative law regilates institutions whose powers are delegated .Constitutional law regulatesthose that do the delegating ie. institutions whose powers are not delegated but are,as it is sometimes put,inherent or original.One typical difference is related to their scope.While constitutional law deals in general, with the power and structures of government,i.e. the legislative,the executive and the judiciary,administrative law in its scope of study is limited to the exercise of power by the executive service.

The subject of administrative law cannot be understood or taught without attention to its constitutional foundation.constitutional law being the supreme law of the land,formulates fundamental rights which are inviolable and inalienable.administrative law is a tool for implementing the constitution