Monitoring the administrative and financial powers of the Guardian Council

Supervision of public institutions improves their performance. In a dynamic public law system, the principle is on the controllability of the actions of all executive bodies. Due to the importance of the position of the Guardian Council, this hypothesis has been proposed that the decisions of the Council are unmonitorable and any monitoring exercise, independence and dignity. According to the note of Article 12 of the Law Organizations and Procedures of the Court of Administrative Justice, the decisions of the Guardian Council are not considered to the General Board of the Court, and according to Article 117 of the Civil Service Management Law, The guard is excluded from this general rule. The question of this research is how is it possible to monitor the administrative and financial actions of the Guardian Council? Based on this, the presented hypothesis emphasizes that the administrative and financial powers of the Guardian Council can be judicially supervised, and this issue especially emphasizes the separation between the political and administrative actions of this institution. The results of this research show that in our legal system, due to the wrong understanding of the position and position of the Council, sometimes the monitoring of the financial and administrative actions of this institution is neglected, while the correct monitoring of the two categories of actions, causes the better performance of the Council. And the rights of the nation are guaranteed. The research method in this study is descriptive-analytical, and the library method was used to collect the sources.