30 Questions
What is the main focus of administration?
Cooperative activity towards defined goals
According to Herbert Simeon et al, when does administration begin?
When an action is taken collectively
What must be present for administration to occur?
Agreement to take action and interaction
What does the administrator primarily focus on?
Cooperative activities and task accomplishment
How can administration be classified based on ownership?
Public vs. private administration
What marks the rudiments of administration according to the text?
Cooperation between two individuals
What is the main principle underlying the conception of Sub-metropolitan District Councils?
Recognition of large metropolitan local authorities
How many members typically make up Urban Councils?
25-30 members
Which governance level do Sub-district structures ideally constitute in Ghana?
Third tier
What does the term 'cosmopolitan' imply about the settlements with Urban Councils?
Diverse population
Why were Urban Councils created for settlements with populations above 15,000?
High urbanization and management problems
What distinguishes Sub-metropolitan District Councils from Metropolitan Assemblies?
Population served
What is emphasized as an important aspect of the course delivery method?
Reading the recommended materials
Which assessment method carries the highest weight in the course evaluation?
Final Exam
What does the text suggest about the applicability of Public Administration knowledge?
It provides skills useful in all fields of human activity.
Which aspect is NOT mentioned as part of the approach to engaging in discussions about convictions?
Arguing aggressively for personal beliefs
What percentage of the course evaluation is based on Attendance and participation?
10%
Where can skills gained from Public Administration studies be successfully utilized?
In all fields of human activity
What is the primary role of Unit Committees?
To enumerate and keep records of all rateable persons and properties
Which function is NOT typically carried out by the Urban/Town/Zonal/Area Councils?
Enforcing traffic regulations
What does the Local Government Act 462 of 1993 establish concerning department numbers?
16 departments for Metropolitan Assemblies
Which task is specifically mentioned as a responsibility of the Unit Committees?
Preventing and controlling fire outbreaks
What is a common function of the Urban or Town or Zonal or Area Councils?
Naming all streets in the area
Which task is listed among the functions of the Urban or Town or Zonal or Area Councils?
Preparing annual budgets of revenue and recurrent
What is the primary function of decentralized departments according to the text?
Deliver technical expertise
What are the qualifications required for an ordinary citizen to be elected in Ghana?
Must be a resident of the district and up to date on taxes and rates
How are elections to the District Assemblies conducted?
First-past-the-post system
What happens if a complaint is made about the conduct of a District Assembly member or official?
The complaint is considered by the Public Relations and Complaints Committee
What is unique about the Intermediate Tier Councils and Unit Committees in Ghana's local political processes?
They enhance and extend citizens' participation
Who organizes a district referendum to decide on stripping a District Assembly member of their position?
The Electoral Commission
Explore various topics related to public administration in Ghana, including the politics and administration dichotomy debate, bureaucracy, decentralization, public policy-making, accountability, and ethics of public service. Understand the course delivery methods involving lectures and discussions on topical issues.
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