Applying electronic government strategy to the review of the organization law of government agency

• Main Author: 王瑜纓
• Other Authors: 高永光
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2004
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/89245133717688415023

碩士 === 國立政治大學 === 行政管理碩士學程 === 92 === Government agency is established according by law. The structure and personnel system of a government agency not only constraint by legal statutes, but also need to be amended as environment change. However, the timeliness of amendment is always a government-wide problem that affects administrative efficiency. Since the government reform movement from 1998, lots of efforts have been put on simplifying organization structure, enlarging organization design flexibility, and reducing time for amendment. Also, the enactment of organization basic law, personnel quota, and the restructuring of the Executive Yuan are three most important things. As a member of the Research, Development, and Evaluation Commission, which organization is responsible for the reviewing of organization law of government agency and promoting electronic government, this researcher has conducted a case study on applying electronic government strategy in reviewing organization law. This research is focus on “the task force for organization law management information system”, which is a cross agency team effort. Through the study of applying Internet technology, redesigning the review process, standardization of procedure, and simplification of legislation, this research has served two purposes: 1. To assess the effectiveness of applying electronic government strategy to the reviewing process of the organization law. 2. Through the in-depth analysis of this case, the research finding and conclusion can explore how e-government strategy can be applied on reviewing the organization law of government agency. This research has conducted extensive study of theory, administrative records and the practical operation of the information system for reviewing organization laws. It can be inferred that e-government strategy does help to streamline the review process, to reduce paperwork, and to save time for reviewing. Thus, this case study can contribute to the emerging framework for so called e-administration.