The present local self-government system began in 1991, but for its fifteen years of existence, there have been serious problems associated with the election of the superintendent and members of the board of education, the compatibility between multi-...
The present local self-government system began in 1991, but for its fifteen years of existence, there have been serious problems associated with the election of the superintendent and members of the board of education, the compatibility between multi-decision making and voters' rights's restrictions, and duplication of education administration audits.
For this reason, a revised local education self-government law has been proposed by five members of the board of education in the National Assembly.
This study aims to analyze the laws and present a better direction for the current local self-government system for education.
The result of this study is that a direct election for the superintendent and mem board of education by residents is desirable; and that the local board of education should be separated from the central government and general administration.