Organization management according to good governance of the National Office of Buddhism

Abstract

The National Office of Buddhism is a government agency that responds to the 
needs of the state. and the Buddhist Sangha acts as an intermediary to link various 
missions with the Buddhists to create order within the Kingdom of Thailand in 
accordance with the Ministerial Regulation No. 1 (B.E. 2507) issued under the Sangha 
Act B.E. 2505 and the Ministerial Regulations on the Division of Government Offices of 
the National Buddhism Office 2014: Office of the Secretary of the Department 
Division of Buddhist Studies Buddhist Religious Sites Division Promotion Division for 
the Propagation of Buddhism PATHAMONTH OFFICE religious treasures office 
Secretariat of the Sangha Council and provincial administration In addition. it 
announced the good faith intention of the Director of the National Office of 
Buddhism in accordance with the Royal Decree on Criteria and Procedures for Good 
Governance of 2003. the National Strategy on Anti-Corruption and Government 
Policy. Prevention and suppression of corruption and misconduct in the public sector 
by instilling moral values. ethics and conscience in maintaining the dignity of being a 
civil servant and honesty in order to meet the needs and facilitate the people and 
build confidence in the government system of the National Buddhism Office was 
aware of the importance of operating according to the mission according to 
government policies and to respond to the work of the clergy to express their 
intentions to lead the organization with honesty. morality. transparency free from 
corruption And ready to be inspected according to the intent shown. However. both 
central and regional divisions must show the same operational principles in the 
organization in order to clear doubts and suspicions in the management and in 
accordance with the announced good governance principles.