NRSA discusses streamlining bureaucratic administration
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The National Reform Steering Assembly (NRSA) yesterday discussed bureaucratic administration issues and some of its members suggested decentralising national administrations and encouraging more public participation.
The NRSA is considering new national strategies to heal the country’s divisions in line with Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha’s determination to embrace national strategies for the next 20 years.
Sanit Naksuksri, an NRSA member, suggested that the complications of the bureaucratic sector be reduced.
Another NRSA member, Witthaya Kawparadai, said they should decentralise the administration and share authority and responsibility to local administrations, while encouraging the people to participate more in bureaucratic development.
Wannatham Kanjanasuwan said the bureaucratic culture should be overhauled and the behaviour of officials modified to facilitate a more efficient democracy.
