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notorious cases of fraud and bribery involve well-off or even financially independent people 
proves him wrong.
In order to avoid bureaucracy, it is necessary to introduce a mechanism that assumes 
responsibility for the results of certain decisions. Moreover, such responsibility should be 
personal, which should minimize the negative consequences of dishonest civil servants. 
The development and implementation of effective and efficient accountability mechanisms is a 
cornerstone in combating the bureaucratic manifestations of officials. The problems of 
bureaucracy should be viewed from the perspective of the balance of trust in civil servants, 
which encourages the establishment of certain restrictions on the activities of officials through 
clear instructions, census and public control, and regular inspections of the work of officials. 
The implementation of the rule of law means the use of formalized rules that provide 
accountability, transparency and accountability for the decision made. Moreover, in a country 
with developed democratic institutions, the legitimacy of power depends on compliance with 
these rules. At the same time, the bureaucracy not only leads to abuse, but also lowers the 
legitimacy of the authority through the inappropriate behavior of the officials as the exclusion of 
the persons who have gained the state powers from the interests of the society. The development 
of the country directly depends on the effectiveness of the fight against bureaucracy, which is the 
opposite of reforms and modernization of the country
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The results obtained during the study of bureaucracy as an anomaly in public administration are 
the basis for concluding that there is no generally accepted definition of the concept of 
"bureaucracy" in the scientific literature on public administration issues. This phenomenon is 
mainly related to failures in public administration, red tape, heavy procedures, administrative 
obstacles, indolence, in fact, when officials make certain decisions for malicious reasons, they do 
not adequately respond to the appeals and needs of citizens. Studying the foreign experience and 
practice of combating bureaucratic manifestations and evaluating the possibilities of introducing 
its acceptable elements into the national state management system is a promising direction of 
further research.