Parliamentary Administration, as a consequence of the principle of autonomy of the Parliament in the constitutional systems, it has a bureaucratic apparatus of its own, independent and separate from the rest of public institutions and that depends only on the chamber itself; this apparatus is known as the Parliamentary Administration. It is an instrumental organization to serve the needs of the legislature so that it can effectively carry out its functions. Although Parliament does not have the proper function of administering, for the sake of its independence it assumes the leadership of that particular Public Administration. The Parliamentary Administration is governed mainly by the parliamentary regulations and the remaining norms of Parliamentary Law that develop them, and only secondly by the general rules of Administrative Law. Some authors frame the Parliamentary Administration among the independent Administrations, with the peculiarity of not being located in the Executive Branch but in the Legislative Branch. In order to serve this Administration the parliamentary chambers have their own officials, governed by a specific statute approved by the Parliament itself, and whose recruitment also corresponds to the same.
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