教文(析)091-001號

中華民國九十一年一月十日
January 10,2002
Consolidation of Council for Cultural Planning and Development and Sports Commission?

Li-yun CHAO

Abstract

Questions have been asked whether it would be right to consolidate the Council for Cultural Planning and Development and the Sports Commission. A suggestion of this merger was made in a report about government reengineering.

The author, a former chief of the Sports Commission, says that almost all nations maintain a cabinet-level sports agency, with most combining youth and educational affairs and some jointing cultural matters. No sports organizations from two countries are entirely identical, each being formed by taking into consideration of disparate traditional heritages and political or economic needs.

In terms of management, the sports organization can be classified into three types -- centralized, decentralized, and mixed.
The trend has been moving from both centralization and decentralization toward mixture, with the aim of attracting participation of other sectors of society, trade and civic organizations in particular.

Futher examinations are needed before a final decision is made with regard to the said consolidation.

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