BUREACTOCRAT 

A person holding public office who proposes or enforces unnecessary rules and regulation as a method of gaining notoriety or inflating the importance of their position.

Being bureactocratic is doing something of little or no value simply to appear pro-active about one's business.

BUREACTOCRAT by goldhillman June 18, 2009

bureaurocratitis 

The inflexible mind set which permeates organizations that we are dependant upon to approve something before we can proceed with our lives. A.K.A. gatekeepers disease.

I hope you're not too frustrated on this St Francis Yacht Club thing Judy. It seems that some of these big Prestigious Yacht Clubs are beset with bureaurocratitis.

bureaurocratitis by Holly Goodhead March 9, 2014

Bureautocracy 

A bureaucracy that functions as though the individual bureaus and bureaucrats are making authoritative decisions independently of all the other bureaus and bureaucrats.

Generally used among college students to describe the situation of having to resolve a problem (billing, financial aid, holds, transfers of credits, etc) independently at each level of administration rather than just once at the originating department.

Johnny paid his library fines and the librarian removed the registration-hold from his account, but because of the bureautocracy he had to show the receipt to registration, accounts receivable, and the bursar before he could actually register for classes.

Bureautocracy by Johnny Lexiconic November 6, 2008