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To guarantee the consistency and integrity of dynamic constraints, this paper extends our Constraint based Role Based Access Control (CRBAC) [1] model for the concept of Administrative RBAC (ARBAC) [14] with the specification of dynamic administrative constraints at a higher level of abstraction. The CRBAC uses SECTET-PL, a predicative language for the specification of access rights based on the concepts of RBAC. SECTET-PL is part of the SECTET-framework for model-driven security for B2B workflows.