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A statute empowers a Board to frame regulations, decide disputes between parties, and enforce compliance through inspections. A student says this shows administrative bodies exercise functions beyond the traditional executive role. Which classification of the functions correctly matches the three activities in order?

Framing regulations is a legislative function, deciding disputes between parties is quasi-judicial, and carrying out inspections and enforcement is administrative. This reflects the wide scope of administrative law, which covers the varied functions modern administrative authorities perform beyond the traditional executive role.

  1. ARule-making (legislative), adjudication (quasi-judicial), enforcement (administrative)Correct
  2. BRule-making (administrative), adjudication (legislative), enforcement (quasi-judicial)
  3. CRule-making (quasi-judicial), adjudication (administrative), enforcement (legislative)
  4. DRule-making (legislative), adjudication (administrative), enforcement (quasi-judicial)

Explanation

Framing regulations is delegated legislation, hence legislative in nature. Deciding disputes by hearing parties and applying law is quasi-judicial. Inspections and enforcement are purely administrative. The other options mismatch at least two functions, such as treating inspection as quasi-judicial.

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