Marshal office

Marshal office
See also
District office Voivode Public task Approved code of practice Municipal office Public administration Consumer ombudsman State administration Local government

Marshal Office provides executive engine performing: own tasks, tasks required by laws, tasks entrusted to the office on the basis of agreements with state administration bodies or local government.

Own tasks of the office

• public education,
• promotion and protection of health,
• culture,
• social assistance
• family policy,
• modernization of the countryside,
• land-use planning,
• protection of the environment,
• water management,
• public roads and transport,
• physical culture and tourism,
• protection of the rights of the consumer,
• defense,
• public safety,
• preventing unemployment and activation of the local labor market,

Marshal

The Marshal manages Marshal's Office and County Board and organize the work, and directs the day-to-day running of the voivodeship and represents them on the outside.

• is the Director of the Office and head of employees of that Office,
• Issue decisions in individual cases from the scope of the public administration

References

• Peters, B. G., & Pierre, J. (1998). Governance without government? Rethinking public administration. Journal of public administration research and theory, 8(2), 223-243.