CITIZENS RIGHT TO INFORMATION -- BENEGICIARY OF ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.

Citizens right to information, benficiary of administrtive reform represents a major concern both in government programs and in citizens expectations. The topic discussed may have a significant impact and to provoke the interest to specialists of Legal and Administration Science, students, politicians and public officials or civil society through nongovernmental organizations that are militating for the compliance of this right on national level, and by organizational entities that monitor the protection and enforcement of the law worldwide to follow the citizen's right to information, on international level. The right to information is premise not only for national objective, to accept the information, but also its exigency to request quality information corresponding to the principles of truth and fairness, with the consequence of state duty, to provide the legal and material support necessary to achieve free access to all the public interest information. The strong points of an informative collaboration between the administration and citizens would be: the consensus and unanimous cooperation especially at the local level, transmitted afterwards to the central structures, responsible and convenient decision making to both parties, stimulation of the direct dialogue between public administration representatives and citizens through which shall be made known another points of view taken in the debate, the corollary which represents the transparency in the decision act made by decision makers from public administration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]