(MENAFN- Jordan News Agency)
Amman, Dec.12 (Petra) - Prime Minister, Omar Razzaz said the government is seriously considering merging and canceling public institutions.
Attending and a number of ministers the Administrative Parliamentary Committee meeting chaired by acting House Speaker, Nassar Al-Qaisi and attended by the committee's president, Ali Al-Hajahjah, Razzaz said this issue is not easy, as it requires consolidation of reference and supporting services, in addition to the institutions' ability to homogenize, which applies to ministries when considering the option of merging.
He added that the government is keen to improve the productivity of these institutions, saying the mandate should be to the minister concerned.
Activating the Institute of Public Administration and preparing the second administrative staff pose challenges that the government is working to address, as well as enhancing performance evaluation of state employees to stimulate excellence and address slacking,the premier noted.
He added that excluding teachers from the natural curve "evaluation" in the civil service system exclusively includes the "education profession" for the specialty of this profession.
On the decentralization, Razzaz explained that challenges have become clear, pointing to decisions to transfer authorities that have been taken.
Al-Qaisi called for accelerating merging and canceling independent institutions and informing the house on the government's plan in this regard.
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