The Scottish Government Finance Directorates are a group of civil serviceDirectorates in the Scottish Government created by a December 2010 re-organisation.[1]
The individual directorates within the overarching finance directorates report to the director-general, Alyson Stafford CBE.[2]
Ministers
There is no direct relationship between ministers and the directorates. However, in general, the activities of the directorates include those under the purview of the Cabinet secretary for finance and the Constitution.
Directorates
The overarching Scottish Government Directorates were preceded by similar structures called "Departments" that no longer exist (although the word is still sometimes used in this context).[3]
As an overarching unit, the Finance Directorates incorporate the:
- Scottish Procurement and Commercial Directorate - Director: Alistair Merrill
- Legal Services Directorate - Director & Solicitor to the Scottish Government: Murray Sinclair
- Planning & Environmental Appeals Directorate - Director & Chief Reporter: Lindsey Nicoll
- Parliamentary Counsel Office - Director: Andy Beattie
History
Prior to the creation of the Finance Directorates in 2010, many of their responsibilities were undertaken by the Scottish Government Finance and Corporate Services Directorates and prior to 2007 by the Scottish ExecutiveFinance and Central Services Department.
See also
References
- ^"Paul Gray, Director-General Rural Affairs, Environment and Services". Scottish Government. Retrieved 7 May 2011. This notice refers to the transfer of the DG of the Scottish Government Environment Directorates in December 2010, and thus indirectly to this re-organisation.
- ^"Directorates" Scottish Government. Retrieved 7 May 2011.
- ^ "Informe sobre los 100 días: Impulsando el progreso de Escocia" Gobierno escocés. Consultado el 15 de agosto de 2009. "Se ha implementado una nueva estructura para el Gobierno de Escocia, transformando la estructura departamental y pasando de nueve Jefes de Departamento a una Junta Estratégica con el Secretario Permanente y cinco Directores Generales (DG), cada uno responsable de impulsar uno de los objetivos estratégicos del Gobierno. Los Directores Generales se centran en el desempeño de toda la organización en relación con el propósito del Gobierno. La nueva estructura implica la desaparición de los antiguos Departamentos del Ejecutivo escocés. En su lugar, cada DG apoya y gestiona varias Direcciones encabezadas por un Director, las cuales lideran, presentan y desarrollan políticas para los Ministros."
Enlaces externos
- Estructura de la alta dirección del Gobierno escocés entre 2007 y 2010 (pdf)
- Direcciones del Gobierno escocés
- Establecimientos en Escocia en 2010
- Agencias gubernamentales establecidas en 2010
- Finanzas públicas de Escocia
- ministerios de finanzas subnacionales