Departments, Boards and commissions as forms of organization are similar in the context of accountability and responsibility. Analyse
Main Body
Different forms of organisations emerged due to demand from environment in which public organisations work.
In welfare era - Department emerged. They are specific support of large organisation, with specific functions. It act as a arm of the parent organisation. For example - Fishery department of Ministry of Armed.
During market, NPMera - as the department type of organisation did not suffice the need of competition, royal adoption etc. New type of organisation like public boards, commissions emerged. These are bodies where authority & responsibility is
spread plurally & not under a single individual. for example - National Board for wild life & National water commission.
These type of organisation are dissimilar in context of accountability:
Department: They are under direct, continous & close control & accountability of higher organisation. They're accountable for its task of execution of the goal of organisation.
Board & commission: They have some form of autonomy & not strictly accountable like department. They are like subsidiary offices & not under direct hierarchal like department. They're generally accountable for its long term fixtures. (5) Planning commission shall abolish all or separate failure to administered.
In case of responsibility, they're dissimilar because:
About from this, following are the other differences:
Departments vs Board/Commission:
Conclusion
Overall, Board & commission are different from Department in purpose & responsibility. They're both important as board/commission generally set direction & department follow direction with execution.
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