• Bureaucratic pathology
  
  • Bureaucratic
• Bureaucratic Hegemony
  
  • Citizen Dissatisfaction
• Delay in Public Services
  

Bureaucratic red tape is a term that refers to the detrimental aspects of red tape that can relate to causes such as excessive workload and improper use of records.

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Red Tape was used by the Spanish government of Charles V, King of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor. It was used to distinguish important documents that required immediate discussion at the highest levels of government

The Audiopedia, What is RED TAPE? What does RED TAPE mean? RED TAPE meaning, definition and explanation,

Rules or standards which are claimed to be excessive, rigid or redundant or to bureaucracy hinder or prevent action

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Often used to describes the slow and conducted process of business administration

• slower decision making
• hindrance to innovation
• unable to pivot in projects
• involves too many parties
  

• multiple sign-offs providing oversight
• edit for errors
• slowing down adds time to assess
• monitor and filter what get released

Inefficiencies in the communication and information exchange in the organizatin

High-level bureaucrats can misuse the power of their positions to further their personal interests

Official processes that involve submitting numerous forms or documents with many specific requirements may take a longer time

Bureaucrats with decision-making power could solicit and accept bribes in return for their assistance

The process undertaken may slow down the bureaucracy's ability to provide a service to the public

Need to fill up a lot of forms when it comes to any counter at government sector which take a long process

The government will reintroduce the old system that encompasses manual procedures, desk file and task flow charts for civil servants to address bureaucratic red tape

Plan and budget for ongoing updates to systems, procedures and documentation. Unexpected emergencies are given and unanticipated expenses are common in business. Be prepared for this by having budget dollars available to purchase the necessary supplies and equipment that are needed to run the day to day operation. This involves going through an annual budgeting process that includes planned equipment replacement.

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