지방의회 정책보좌인력에 대한 평가와 개선방안

Abstract

Despite the many efforts of local council members for professional and policy local councils, and amendments and institutional changes in related laws, concerns and negative views on local councils have not yet diminished. Although the debate on securing the expertise of the local council has been continuously raised since 1991 when the local autonomy was reissued, it has not yet been addressed, such as the independence of the personnel of the local council and the normative and financial problems There are a lot of things to worry about in order to solve it. This is because there is a lot of doubt about whether the local council has the expertise to adequately represent the people and whether there is a need to equip it in the strong desire for democracy. The Local Autonomy Law is the highest decision-making body that decides on the intentions of local autonomous bodies internally. It expresses the local council as the representative of the local autonomous entity as the representative of the local autonomous entity to the outside. And to take the institutional confrontation that allows the congressmen and the heads of government to grant their own powers to check and balance each other. Basically, it is necessary to have the personnel of the office of the office supporting the local council and the assistant for the policy support of the local council so that the executive organ can be appropriately checked according to the principle of checks and balances. And the policy assistant manpower is not able to construct itself because there is no legal basis. In the future, local government and administrative tasks such as local decentralization and transfer of national affairs will be increased, and there is a growing need to diversify the administrative demands of local governments and to reflect these policy demands in local administrative services and policies. The local councils should actively cope with the changes in the professional administrative and professional knowledge and legislative skills that can be systematically reflected. Therefore, in order to strengthen the autonomy, accountability and capacity of local councils and to ensure independence from the executive agencies, it is necessary to enhance professionalism based on institutional basis such as securing policy support personnel of local councils.