What are the characteristics of the organization of the public administration? Centralization: the State performs tasks directly through the Direct...

What are the characteristics of the organization of the public administration?
Centralization: the State performs tasks directly through the Direct Administration
Decentralization: distributes functions to another person, physical or legal. There is no hierarchy
Desconcentration: the entity is divided into organs, organized in a hierarchy. It is an administrative technique to improve performance
The Direct Administration is a set of organs that integrate the political entities of the State (U, E, DF, M), to which the competence for the exercise of administrative activities has been attributed in a centralized way
The Indirect Administration are administrative entities linked to the Direct Administration for the exercise of activities in a decentralized way
Autonomous and independent organs have procedural capacity, except for the defense of their prerogatives and competences in a writ of mandamus
Autonomous agencies have greater autonomy than other autarchies. Stability of directors (e.g., regulatory agencies)
Foundations are created and extinguished directly by law (if public law) or authorized by law, plus registration (if private law)
The creation and extinction of autarchies are directly by law
The object of autarchies is typical activities of the State, without profit
The legal regime of autarchies is public law
Foundations are created and extinguished directly by law (if public law) or authorized by law, plus registration (if private law)
The object of foundations is activities that benefit the community, without profit
a) Only I, II, and III are correct.
b) Only II, III, and IV are correct.
c) Only III, IV, and V are correct.
d) Only IV, V, and VI are correct.
e) All statements are correct.