Federal Harmonisation and Coordination Service
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| Federal Harmonisation and Coordination Service | |
| Formed | 11.VI.1750 AN |
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| Preceding agency |
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| Type | Special Inspectorate of Public Institutions |
| Jurisdiction |
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| Headquarters | Cárdenas, FCD |
| Secretary of Administrative Coordination and Efficiency | Serina Bakhshi |
| Director | Lavinia Bellecroix (FHP) |
| Parent agency | Department of Administrative Coordination and Efficiency |
Established in 1750 AN, the Federal Harmonisation and Coordination Service was a consolidation of a number of government agencies and bodies tasked with rationalising the public sector at the federal, state, and regional levels.
Reporting to the Department of Administrative Coordination and Efficiency, the Federal Harmonisation and Coordination Service derives its authority from generous enabling provisions contained within Annex A to Schedule 7 of the Government Efficiency Reorganization Act, 1745.
Organisation
- Federal Harmonisation and Coordination Service
- Secretariat
- Directorate of Coordination
- Office of Interdepartmental Coordination
- Office of Digital Transformation
- Directorate of Harmonisation
- Office of Civil Service Excellence
- Office of Strategic Foresight
Directors
- Maximilian de Almagro (1750–1751)
- Lavinia Bellecroix (1751– )