An administrative act is an official decision or document issued by a public body in carrying out its legal or operational duties. It may determine rights, obligations, permissions, or other outcomes for individuals and organizations. Its validity depends on applicable law, accurate facts, and proper procedure—not merely on polished wording.
In digital workflows, administrative acts may be prepared with software or AI, but their official status makes careful review important. A reviewer should verify the facts, reasoning, references, and legal fit, and have authority to correct or reject a draft. In cyber security and governance, this is an integrity control: weak review can allow inaccurate or manipulated information to become part of an official decision.