Subject(s): Great Britain -- Public administration -- Civil service reform -- Absence of code of good administration, reforms in civil service, constitutional concerns -- Administrative perspective on good administration, constitutional position of civil servants, accountability, public service ethos, efficiency, public service model, parliamentary accountability -- New public management model of good administration, managerialism, fragmenting state, new public management model of good administration -- Parliamentary commissioner for administration- perspective on good administration -- Judicial perspectives on good administration -- Courts and public administration, developing tensions, administration of justice and efficiency, sentencing policy, legal aid, European community and sovereignty, judicial-executive conflict -- Judicial perspectives on good administration- individual interest, equity and need for administrative policies -- Judicial perspectives on good administration- public interest, Undue delay, efficiency, administrative inconvenience, requirement of leave - order 53 procedure -- Comparisons and conclusions : Australian comparisons