Reform of state administration and local government after 1989

Bachelor's thesis describes the "reform of the state and local governments since 1989``. Work is conceived as a basic summary of the issue. Work could function as a teaching material in the chapters of the course of administrative law or in the course of public administration organizations. Work is designed for those who are interested in the issue and want to get closer to her. Candidates should better understand the steps associated with the reform of public administration in the Czech Republic should be able to describe the basic features of the reform and should be able to assess the functioning of public administration in our country today. The work is divided into three main chapters. The first chapter deals with the history and functioning of public administration in the Czech lands since 1918, the most basic moments of reforms and the functioning of public administration in the past. This work describes the various laws related to developments and changes in public administration, the essential elements of some of our State Department that were issued since 1918. The most important part of the thesis is public administration reform, which began preparing in 1989 after the fall of the communist regime. The introduction will be brought back elements of administrative reforms and the steps of caretaker governments. The reform will be divided into two phases and will be recognized basic moments. Will highlight the emergence of regional, district offices and the cancellation of the transfer of competencies to municipalities with extended powers to the regions or other organs. Conclusion of the chapter will include the current state of governance in our country, described the government as well as two levels of local government operating in the Czech Republic - municipalities and counties. The last chapter is devoted to the South Bohemian Region. This section will describe the objectives and composition of elected regional authorities - council and council and regional elections, which took place in 2000, 2004 and 2008. From their results based on the composition of regional institutions