National Property Administration Explained

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Agency Name:	National Property Administration
Nativename A:	財政部國有財產署
Formed:	12 December 1960
Jurisdiction:	Taiwan (ROC)
Headquarters:	Da'an, Taipei
Chief1 Name:	Tseng Kuo-chi^[1]
Chief1 Position:	Director-General
Chief2 Name:	Li Cheng-tsung
Chief2 Position:	Deputy Director-General
Chief3 Name:	Pien Tyzz-shuh
Chief3 Position:	Deputy Director-General
Parent Agency:	Ministry of Finance (Taiwan)

The National Property Administration (FNP;) is the agency of the Ministry of Finance of Taiwan (ROC) responsible for the management of national property.

History

The FNP was established on 12 December 1960 by the Organic Regulations for National Property Administration which was approved by the Executive Yuan on 24 November 1960.^[2]

Responsibilities

Inspections of national property
Management of national property
Disposal of national property
Improved utilization of national property
Transactions of national property information
Investigations, coordination and allocation of national property
Assessment of national property
Consultation and management of regulations and legal cases of national property
Other national property related issues

Organizational structure

Take Over and Custody Division
Management and Disposal Division
Development Division
Public Assets Management Division
Office of Computer Information
Secretariat
Office of Accountants
Office of Personnel Affairs
Civil Service Ethics Office
Office of Law Affairs

Transportation

NTA is accessible within walking distance North West of Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Station of the Taipei Metro.

Notes and References

Web site: National Property Administration, Ministry Of Finance -> Organization Brief Introduction . Fnp.gov.tw . 2014-04-22.
Web site: National Property Administration, Ministry Of Finance -> Organization Brief Introduction . www.fnp.gov.tw . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20160913184810/http://www.fnp.gov.tw/en/Introduct.php?page=HistoryB&AREA=B000 . 2016-09-13.