Introduction The administrative decree is a subdivision of law that governs the actions of governmental agencies. Public health is also comprehensive in the agencies that fall under the decision-making branch of the government that is the executive. The section of the administrative branch deals with the rules and regulations that are passed forth by agencies. Administrative law is very extensive in public law and touches on a variety of issues on public health law. The paper discusses administrative law and its extensive towards public health. Discussion All courts in the United States are familiar with the importance of allowing public agencies to do their job. Congressional representatives often weaken public health laws due to the notion that the laws should be moderated to march their needs. The administrative law is witnessed on many occasions in matters of public health for example the actions of the 1978 fever plague. The disease had raged yearly in the United States and bureaucrats in the country had not come up with measures to restrain it. Consequently, when the epidemic hit in the year 1978 there was a public chorus of disapproval since the authorities did not have the right measures to control the insurrectionary disease. The then governor of Pennsylvania proclaimed that there should not be any contact between the people of Philadelphia and New York. This example serves as a way to show to what degree the law can overhang public health. In the constitution, the central law protects public health in relation to the profit-making power that government has. Public health is amongst the primary health laws that were passed by the legislature. The state and local government also recognize public health and it was given the first administration function (Turnock, 2009, p. 123). The board of health is also recognized amongst one of the first lawmaking agencies. The government is divided into three chief branches. They include the Congress, Courts and Executive Branch. These arms deal with public health in dissimilar ways. The executive has subdivision agencies that do its enforcement and regulation making. The public health agency is an archetypal example of a bureau under the public law that has its own sovereignty at the state and federal level (Schneider, 2010, p. 406). The director or board that is answerable to the executive runs an independent agency. At the federal level, the agency is independent and has a board of health that tries to protect it from political influence. Most states have separate executive branches that have different elected officials. The branches appoint an attorney general who runs the state legal office and a governor who runs the other agencies including the health agency. A board of health and not the governor’s office runs state and health departments directly. In a state where only the attorney general can provide legal services, the board of governors cannot make its own legal decisions but the attorney general’s office approves of this. Agency vis-à-vis the public health outfit carries out its own opinionated policy. The elementary control over any agency is through appointment. A self-regulating agency like public h