In the context of this work, effective policy implementation, therefore, entails implementing a policy in such a way as to produce, attain or realize the goals and objectives of the policy. In essence, if a policy is effectively implemented, the designed and planned development goals and objectives are realized.
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If the public bureaucracy lacks the capacity to effectively implement a policy, such a policy cannot achieve its goals and objectives. Indeed, the greater the capacity of the public bureaucracy to effectively implement policies, the greater the development potential of that society.
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This paper starts with importance of bureaucracy and how it leads to policies. More importantly, it touches on decline in bureaucracy in policymaking in 3 countries – Japan, US and UK. First bureaucracy is important as policymaking and implementation cannot be separated. The transformation of bureaucracy as a mode of policy delivery during the NPM revolution is a topic of the greatest importance. Yet we have always been interested in bureaucracy not only because of its role in delivering policy but because of its role in making it. The bureaucracy plays a role in policy making partly because policy making and policy implementation cannot be entirely separated.
https://mostlyeconomics.wordpress.com/2011/01/07/bureaucracy-and-policymaking/
Indeed, the role of public bureaucracy as a veritable tool of change and development is no more in doubt. The adequacy and efficiency of public bureaucracy is, therefore, vitally important to the entire nation and to all areas of development process (Abah, 2010).
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1.1: Obstacles to effective policy implementation by the public bureaucracy in Nigeria In ideal situations, bureaucracy is known and desired essentially for its reliability, efficiency, speed, dependability and effectiveness in implementing policies.
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There is tension between states and federal governement. Rights not in the constitution are left to the states. BUT clauses on ‘general welfare’ and ‘common defense’ allow the federal government to do what is necessary.
http://people.brandeis.edu/~dsg/Review%20of%20Core%20Classes/Policy_Implementation_Theories.doc
For Weber, Bureaucracy is a process-oriented system of written rules, paid positions, impersonal, hierarchy with specialized division of labor. Key is that people in a bureaucracy act as a ‘role.’. Goal displacement: The organization’s goal is one thing. “Operators” goal is to follow the rules, etc.
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The federal bureaucracy is empowered to issue rules and regulations affecting the public. The rules by which federal and state programs operate are known as regulations. The administrative process through which they are enacted is known as rule making.
http://www.pinkmonkey.com/studyguides/subjects/am_gov/chap6/a0606401.asp
6.4 The Functions of the Federal Bureaucracy. 6.4a Implementation, administration and regulation. Implementation, administration and regulation are the three main functions of the federal bureaucracy. Implementation is the process of putting the new policies into practice, after a law has been passed by the Congress.
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To this extent, therefore, the role of government in development is, to a very large extent, the role of the public bureaucracy (Abah, 2010). This role the public bureaucracy, plays through the effective implementation of government policies, projects and programmes aimed at achieving development goals and objectives.
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what is the federal bureaucracy role in policy implementation
Putting the new policies into practice, after a law has been passed by the Congress is the federal bureaucracy role in policy implementation.