Administration management principle
5B Administration management principle
The administration management principle is that the administration and management of the Public Sector must be directed towards the following:
(a) providing effective, efficient and appropriate services to the community and the government;
(b) ensuring the effective, efficient and appropriate use of public resources;
(c) informing, advising and assisting the government objectively, impartially and with integrity;
ensuring that in carrying out their functions Agencies:
(i) are responsive to the changing needs of the community and the government; and
work cooperatively with each other;
(e) ensuring the Public Sector is structured and administered so that:
responsibilities are clearly defined; and
appropriate levels of accountability are in place; and
excessive formality and delay are minimised; and
innovation is encouraged;
(f) ensuring proper standards of financial management and accounting are maintained.
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