The new government structure will be reorganized into "six departments and fifteen bureaus", including the establishment of three new deputy directors.
Ip Kwok-him, a member of the Executive Council, said on the RTHK program this morning (18th) that the new government layout is believed to help smoother operations.
He quoted the opinion that some policy bureaus, such as the Environment Bureau, used to feel more relaxed in their work, but some bureaus had to take into account many areas, and it was necessary to straighten out the division of labor.
Ye Guoqian: It is worth adding three deputy directors
Ye Guoqian pointed out that although the establishment of three deputy director-general positions will increase government financial expenditure, he believes that it is still worthwhile. It can better coordinate and coordinate the work of different departments, including coordinating with national policies and promoting the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
When asked about the division of labor between the deputy director and the director in the future, he agreed that proper handling can prevent the deputy director from being "two-faced".
Ye pointed out that some people in the community have raised the need for changes. For example, the Transport and Housing Bureau needs to deal with housing issues, but at the same time it needs to grasp the issue of transportation; the Home Affairs Bureau needs to deal with district affairs, and there are also sports and sports to deal with. Proposed to establish a cultural bureau.
When the former Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying was in office, some people suggested that the Transport and Housing Bureau should be split up, but the opposition was obstructed at that time, and the reorganization was unsuccessful: "Some bureaus may be more relaxed, but I feel that many people say that the Environment Bureau is relatively relaxed, In terms of workload, we can see that there is a relatively large gap.” He believes that the current integration of policy bureaus is in response to the demands of the public and society, and it is an appropriate approach.
Li Haoran: Publicity alone is not enough to set up a deputy director
Legislative Council Election Committee member Lee Ho-yin pointed out on the same program that whether to establish a Deputy Secretary for Justice depends on specific needs and social expectations. The current international situation is more complicated than before, so the Department of Justice has a lot of work.
However, he asked that there are currently seven departments within the Department of Justice, and they have already played a certain supporting role. In the future, whether there will be other "executive" and "principal" deputy positions, so it is necessary to clarify the positioning of this deputy.
During the scrutiny of the Legislative Council, it will be carefully assessed whether the Department of Justice can control the existing seven divisions.
When asked whether "promotion and promotion" is enough to support the work of a deputy director, Li Haoran pointed out that a deputy director will not only deal with a specific project: "If it is, I don't need a deputy director, but only one. The division head of the division.” So the deputy director should play a role in the management structure, not just look at one aspect of the work.
Structural reorganization︱One article clearly sees Li Jiachao's government organization chart, six departments and fifteen bureaus, and the disappearance of the Innovation Office. The structure reorganization adds three deputy directors Liu Zhaojia: It is necessary to prevent the deputy director's role from being unclear and being ignored in the political circles. Dismantling the Department of Justice's establishment The mystery of the deputy is worried about "side effects"
