Abstract
The text of the article deals with the relations between constitutional law and administrative law as two legal disciplines, which are interconnected, but at the same time different. The author shows this on the examples of the institutions of the minister, the ministry, and the government by discussing what constitutional law deals with and what administrative law deals with.
He discusses the constitutional status of public administration as a component of the executive branch and the necessity for a legal definition of the powers of those bodies that can decide on the rights of individuals.