Question

Name the system by which management of public inter gante autonomy patel accountable of a specific region

Answer 1

Explanation:

The question of autonomy versus public accountability assumes special significance in context or the public sector enterprises which are owned by the Government and managed either by the Government itself or by any other agency appointed by the Government for their management.

Autonomy means independence to take decisions for timely and quick action. Public accountability implies that these enterprises should be responsible to some public authority be it the Department of the Government or the Parliament of the country; and through them to the scrutiny of the public in general.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

If the management of a public enterprise does not have the powers to take quick decisions, i.e. if their decisions are to be approved by the complex bureaucratic machinery, which is inflicted by red-tape and delays, before these could be implemented, these enterprises, are bound to suffer vis-a-vis the private sector competitive enterprises which are more business­like and autonomous.

Thus, autonomy is the essence of success at the Government department or even the Parliament cannot take quick and timely decisions. It is therefore necessary that the process decision-making and responsibility must be vested in the Board of Management of Public Enterprises.

The need for public accountability of the public enterprises, on the other hand, arises from the peculiar nature of their ownership and management. The profits or losses of public enterprises accrue to the Government who has invested public funds in them.