Enforcement is focussed on promoting compliance with legal rules or to prevent (further) breaches of these rules. If someone does not fulfil the administrative law regulations then the public body can use various enforcement tools. An interested party can also submit an application for enforcement to the public body. The public body can decide following this application to proceed with enforcement. There are several enforcement tools for this which a public body, such as the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, can use; an order for administrative coercion, order subject to a penalty and administrative penalty.
Before one proceeds with the actual implementation of administrative coercion, the offender, subject to the exception of very urgent cases, must be
MoreAn order for administrative coercion is not always the obvious choice, as is the case in regularly reoccurring or continuing breaches. In
MoreContrary to the remedial sanctions of an order for administrative coercion and an order subject to a penalty, the administrative penalty is
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