Principle of Good Governance in Terms of Administrative Law: Good Administration

In this study, the reflections of the principle of good governance, which is mainly related to the public admin-istration theory, in administrative law has been examined. The concept of good governance with respect to administra-tive law is good administration. In the framework of European Union Law, good administration is the administration in which openness, participation, efficiency and consistency are established and can be held accountable for its disposi-tions.The elements of good administration have been tried to be explained by making use of the regulation that came into the agenda as the Draft Law on Public Administration, which however was not adopted. Thus, it has been tried to put forward which meanings the legislator imposes / will impose on these concepts.According to the conclusions of the study, the administration which acts in accordance with the law, does not discriminate, complies with procedural safeguards, is transparent, participatory, accountable, effective, con-sistent and respects ethical principles such as courtesy, morality, honesty and diligence, is a good administration.