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Premier
awards for OE
The awards
were presented at the PS21 Managing
For Excellence Forum on Economy Drive
on 29 July 2003.
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Established in
2000, the Public Service Awards for Organisational
Excellence (OE) are premier awards given out yearly
to recognise public organisations that have achieved
key OE standards.
There are two award categories. The Public Service
Award for OE is given to organisations that have
achieved the Singapore Quality Class, People Developer
Standard (PDS) and ISO 9000. The Distinguished
Public Service Award for OE is for organisations
with the Singapore Quality Award, PDS and ISO 9000.
This year, there were 77 winners of the Public
Service Award for OE. They include the Housing
and Development Board (HDB), Ministry of Law and
the National Library Board. The Inland Revenue
Authority of Singapore was the only winner of the
Distinguished Public Service Award for OE.
Read the story below and on the facing page for
HDB’s winning initiatives. For success stories
of other OE award winners, visit www.intranet.gov.sg/mof/mfe/.
For more examples of excellence in the Public Service,
see the cover
story.
The
Distinguished Public Service Award
is the most prestigious
OE award in the Civil Service. This
year, the Inland Revenue Authority
of Singapore (IRAS) won the award.
To read more about IRAS’ quality
journey, see this
story.
