Good Governance

Good Governance performs effectively in clearly defined functions and roles.

• True

• False

Good Governance ignores the organization’s purpose and on the outcomes for citizens and service users.

• True

• False

Good Governance develops the capacity and capability of governing body to be effective.

• True

• False

Good Governance means that the purpose of the organization is clear for the users to receive a low quality service and the tax payers doesn't receive value for what they have paid.

• True

• False

Good Governance means that the information relative to their decision and risk management are transparent.

• True

• False

Good Governance means that all the good values expected of the government officials remains into words only. They serves as a bad influence to their constituents.

• True

• False

The elected government officials undergo seminars and training to enhance their skills, knowledge and experience they need to perform their task well.

• True

• False

Good Governance lessen the value for the whole organization and demonstrate the values of good governance through violence.

• True

• False

The leader sees to it that there is an effective risk management operation for the organization and the information is accessible to public.

• True

• False

The government officials are incompetent in terms or carrying out their responsibility in consonance with their defined functions and roles.

• True

• False