State Directorate Saxony
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State Directorate Saxony |
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| State level | country |
| position | State funding authority |
| Supervisory authority | Saxon State Ministry of the Interior |
| founding | March 1, 2012 |
| Headquarters | Chemnitz |
| Authority management | Regina Kraushaar |
| Servants | approx. 1,400 |
| Web presence | http://www.lds.sachsen.de/ |
The subordinate authority below the Saxon ministerial level is referred to as the State Directorate Saxony . It is the general state authority of the Free State of Saxony and directly subordinate to the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior . According to the legal regulation, it has three locations in Chemnitz , Dresden and Leipzig (so-called offices ), the latter two being incorrectly referred to in the press as branch offices . According to Section 6, Paragraph 1, Clause 2 of Saxony. Administrative Organization Act, the seat of the President is in Chemnitz; this seat is also the headquarters. Branch offices (offices) exist in Bautzen , Görlitz and Zwickau .
History of origin
The State Directorate of Saxony emerged on March 1, 2012 from the former State Directorates of Chemnitz , Dresden and Leipzig , whose tasks and powers it has largely taken over. The former provincial head arose in turn in the course of the Saxon administrative reorganization and the district reform Saxony in 2008 on 1 August 2008 as the successor authorities of the former regional councils .
With the abolition of the regional directorates, a trend that can be observed nationwide (to Rhineland-Palatinate , Saxony-Anhalt and Lower Saxony ) is continuing to abandon central authority authorities for cost reasons and assign existing tasks either to the lower authorities at the district and city level or to the ministries or to relocate directly subordinate, nationally active regional higher authorities to them.
Tasks and organization
The State Office of Saxony performs tasks from several ministries of state and coordinates all administrative activities in Saxony. In terms of federal regulations, it is a higher administrative authority . It is represented externally by a president and 3 vice-presidents for the Dresden, Chemnitz and Leipzig locations and is divided into departments and units. It performs the tasks of the state office to regulate open property issues and the tasks of administrative and professional rehabilitation.
Department 1: Central Affairs
In the department of one of the matters to be organization , the staff and the education and training processes, auditing matters clarified and the household logged. In addition, the legal department and the state office for settling open property issues are located in this department.
Department 2: Home Affairs, Social Affairs and Health
Department 2 houses the municipal supervision, the gaming supervision and two state offices. Further units exercise legal supervision over defined subject areas.
Papers:
- Local government (as the higher legal supervisory authority and body for disciplinary proceedings )
- Social Promotion and Public Health
- Approval procedure for doctors , dentists and pharmacists , elderly , disabled and youth welfare
- Social and health professions
- Public safety and order , civil status , gambling law , money laundering law
- Veterinary and food control
- Pharmacy , Inspectorate for the Good Manufacturing of Medicines (GMP Inspectorate)
- Fire brigades , rescue services
- Disaster and civil protection
- State Office for Education Funding, State Office for Libraries
- Rehabilitation , compensation
- Saxon State Examination Office for Academic Health Professions
Department 3: Infrastructure
Department 3 deals with the promotion and approval of construction projects as well as the law in the field of construction . The 1st procurement chamber of the Free State of Saxony is also located here.
Papers:
- Proof of use check urban development funding
- Regional economic development and promotion , equality (Dresden only)
- Planning approval
- Trade and craft law, chimney sweep matters
- Spatial planning , urban development
- Building law , monument protection , housing benefit (only Chemnitz and Dresden)
- Air transport and inland waterway transport
- State office for construction technology
- Procurement law , price law , cross- border cooperation
- 1. Procurement Chamber of the Free State of Saxony
Department 4: Environmental Protection
In Department 4, matters relating to the environment are dealt with.
Papers:
- Levies
- Urban water management
- Surface water , flood protection
- Waste , contaminated sites , soil protection , groundwater
- Immission control
- Nature protection , landscape maintenance
- Water law planning approval procedures, flood protection
Department 5: Occupational Safety
In Department 5, regulations are developed that are intended to ensure the safety of employees in companies , companies and authorities . A staff unit accompanies the Joint German Occupational Safety and Health Strategy (GDA).
Papers:
- Social work protection , protection of special groups of people
- Hazardous and biological substances , hazardous
- Radiation protection , occupational medicine
- Operational safety
- Workplaces, construction sites , explosives , ergonomics
- Technical consumer protection
Department 6: Asylum and Aliens Law
The Immigration Office of the State Office of Saxony is located in Chemnitz and deals with all questions relating to matters relating to foreigners.
Papers:
- Awarding, contract management , accounting
- Immigration, law and professional supervision
- End of stay measures
- Central initial reception and distribution within the state
- Initial reception facilities (only Dresden)
Trunk
With effect from March 1, 2012, Dietrich Gökelmann was appointed as the new President of the State Office for Saxony . Since June 1, 2011, he has been President of the Chemnitz Regional Directorate , and at the same time he assumed the functions of President of the Dresden and Leipzig Regional Directorates .
On March 2, 2020, Regina Kraushaar succeeded Gökelmann, who was retiring.
Breakdown by former administrative districts
The former administrative districts included (in brackets: seat of the district office)
Chemnitz administrative district
- Chemnitz , independent city
- Erzgebirgskreis ( Annaberg-Buchholz )
- Central Saxony district ( Freiberg )
- Vogtland District ( Plauen )
- District of Zwickau ( Zwickau )
Dresden administrative district
- District of Bautzen ( Bautzen )
- Dresden , independent city
- District of Görlitz ( Görlitz )
- District of Meißen ( Meißen )
- District of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains ( Pirna )
- Leipzig , independent city
- District of Leipzig ( Borna )
- District of North Saxony ( Torgau )
Web links
- lds.sachsen.de - Official website of the State Office of Saxony
Individual evidence
- ↑ Administrative structure of the State Office of Saxony. In: lds.sachsen.de, accessed on December 16, 2014.
- ↑ Addresses of the offices and offices. In: lds.sachsen.de, accessed on September 24, 2012.
- ↑ Samira Sachse: Chemnitz is now directing the state authority. Locations in Dresden and Leipzig are only branch offices - every third job will be eliminated. In: Freie Presse (Chemnitz), freiepresse.de, February 29, 2012, accessed on September 23, 2012.
- ↑ Head of the Saxon State Directorate - accessed on October 31, 2018
- ↑ § 6 Saxon. Administrative Organization Act in the version of Art. 3 of the Act on the Reorganization of Locations of Administration and Justice of the Free State of Saxony of January 27, 2012 (SächsGVBl. P. 130).
- ^ Organization chart of the Saxon State Directorate - PDF file, accessed on October 31, 2018
- ↑ dapd: President speaks of a smooth start of the regional directorate ( Memento of June 4, 2012 in the Internet Archive ). In: Freie Presse, (Chemnitz), freiepresse.de, accessed on August 16, 2016.
- ^ Saxon State Ministry of the Interior: Ceremonial inauguration of Dietrich Gökelmann as President of the State Directorate. ( Memento of December 9, 2011 in the Internet Archive ). Press release from June 1, 2011. In: medienservice.sachsen.de, accessed on August 16, 2016.