Ministry of the Interior and Safety: "New Central Administrative Organizations Will Be Evaluated Together with the Public"… Comprehensive Disclosure of Evaluation Target Organizations Status

From now on, all citizens can view the names of organizations subject to evaluation across all ministries at once without separate requests

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Cheol-young] The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced on the 1st that it will disclose information about newly established organizations within central administrative agencies all at once through the Ministry's website without any separate procedures, and also collect public opinions on the evaluation of organizational operations.

Currently, when central administrative agencies establish new organizations or increase personnel, their performance and administrative demand are re-evaluated after a certain period (within 3 years). Until now, when an organization was newly established, each ministry has disclosed the name of the new organization, staffing, and evaluation period on the National Law Information System.

From now on, anyone can view at once not only the names and evaluation periods of all ministries' organizations subject to evaluation but also the purpose of establishment and job details of the organizations on the Ministry of the Interior and Safety's website and the Government Organization Management Information System website without any separate request procedures. Information on organizations subject to evaluation will be disclosed twice a year, and public opinions submitted through a newly created representative email will be reflected in the operation of the evaluation system.

The Ministry of the Interior and Safety plans to support the efficient operation of government organizations by expanding information disclosure on organizations subject to evaluation while applying stricter evaluation criteria. Organizations and personnel with poor performance after establishment or reduced administrative demand due to environmental changes will be abolished or reduced.

Han Soon-gi, Director of Organizational Policy, stated, "The evaluation system for newly established organizations was introduced because government organizations tend to remain even when administrative demand or workload changes after establishment," adding, "We hope the public will take an interest in whether the newly established organizations in each ministry are properly fulfilling the policies and services promised to the public, whether there is a need to continue maintaining these organizations, and provide many opinions."

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