The Hwachun County Council in Gangwon Province is conducting training to enhance its budget review and administrative oversight capabilities ahead of its second regular session. The training focuses on practical skills, including techniques for budget cuts and increases, as well as case studies in administrative audits.
According to the Hwachun County Council, the training is taking place over three days from September 30 to October 2 in Gangneung. A total of 15 participants, including seven council members and eight staff members, are attending.
The budget training covers key aspects of budget review and techniques for adjusting budgets. Participants will learn how to understand local finances and identify issues, with the curriculum encompassing basic financial knowledge and review techniques necessary for budget adjustments.
The administrative audit and investigation training is structured around key points to focus on when reviewing Hwachun County's operations, along with case analyses. This training addresses both the council's role in reviewing budgets and its oversight of the executive branch's administrative tasks. Strategies for policy promotion and solutions to major issues are also included.
This joint training for council members and staff aims to foster a shared understanding of legislative issues and enhance practical skills. The council plans to strengthen the foundation for productive operations through the acquisition of specialized knowledge, research on policy alternatives, and collaboration among members.
Ethics and human rights training will also be conducted alongside the program. This includes education on anti-corruption, integrity, conflict of interest prevention, and prohibition of solicitation. Training on preventing four types of violence for senior officials and improving awareness of social disabilities will also take place.
Through this training, the council aims to enhance its core functions in budget review and administrative audits, thereby reinforcing a responsible legislative activity that aligns with the expectations of the county's residents.
Cho Woong-hee, chair of the Hwachun County Council, stated, “This training will serve as an opportunity for council members and staff to deepen their understanding of legislative issues and enhance their practical skills. We will continue to strive for productive legislative activities that improve the quality of life for our residents and promote regional development.”
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