Under administrative law, there is no legal definition of either the term "special territorial division" or "special self-government". Using the existing body of doctrine, in particular that relevant to the current normative reality, it is possible to develop definitions of these terms. Special territorial divisions may be made primarily to define the territorial scope of political-organisational government administration activities, but also for other territorial organisational units performing public tasks, including for the purposes of territorial organisational units of special self-government, but only those performing public tasks. For this reason, special territorial divisions are already in place within the special self-government, but made only for the purposes of certain professional self-governments.