Hampyeong-gun Realizes 'Integrity Administration' Through Autonomous Internal Control Operation

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] Hampyeong County is strengthening its 'autonomous internal control' system to realize clean administration.

According to the county on the 6th, the county is reinforcing the autonomous internal control system to prevent administrative errors, mistakes, and misconduct in advance and to establish a clean public service culture.

'Autonomous internal control' is a system designed to overcome the limitations of the public audit system and to enhance administrative transparency and efficiency by preventing administrative errors or corruption that may occur during the public officials' handling of official duties on their own.

Hampyeong County operates an autonomous internal control system in three areas: ▲ Cheongbaek-e integrated continuous monitoring (pre-monitoring linked with local taxes and non-tax revenue, Saeol administration, local personnel, and local systems) ▲ Self-diagnosis system (departments responsible for permits, guidance, supervision, and approval check for administrative errors or corruption according to a diagnostic checklist) ▲ Public officials' self-management (quantitative management of individual ethics activities such as integrity education for public officials).

In addition, the county plans to support public officials' ethical activities through periodic inspections of self-diagnosis implementation activities and integrity education, including user training guidance to activate the 'Cheong--e system.'

County Governor Lee Sang-ik urged, "I hope employees actively participate in creating a culture of integrity where public officials themselves prevent corruption and administrative errors in advance, realizing clean administration trusted by the residents."

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