In a survey of the government’s plan from the perspective of public tenders, it is possible to ascertain the position of the governor in the public service and its servers.
The elections were held on October 2, and with the victory of Antonio Denarium, he was re-elected in Roraima, with 56.51% of the valid votes, the contestants were excited about the proposals on the subject of public tender.
In a survey of the government’s plan from the perspective of public tenders, it is possible to ascertain the position of the governor in the public service and its servers.
Antonio denarium proposals for public tender
When consulting the official government program of candidate Antonio Denarium, on the TSE website, it is possible to note passages that refer, albeit indirectly, to public tenders and civil servants. See below for all the paragraphs where these terms are found in your plan:
Conducting a public tender for technical positions, as approved by the Palestinian Council for Human Rights;
holding a public competition for teachers of basic education of indigenous and non-indigenous peoples;
modernization of expert structures and computerization of the chain of custody of evidence and reports;
Encouraging continuing professional training for public security agents in partnership with institutions of higher education and technical cooperation;
Financial estimate for professional qualification;
Strengthening protection mechanisms for public security personnel;
Organizing the criminal police and restructuring the job and salary plan;
The establishment of the foundation school with the aim of continuous training of criminal police officers and to contribute to the improvement of their careers;
Implementation of the qualification, training and improvement plan for servers and managers;
General review and competition of the General Staff with the creation of new specific positions mainly in the areas of technology, innovation and people management.
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