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4. Challenges and the current integrated inspection system

In today’s rapidly changing society, five aspects of the integrated inspection system need to

adapt: inspection in accordance with area-based management; useful application of technology and

information in the inspection system; inspection with good governance; connected and integrated
inspection system; and inspection for risk reduction.

Inspector general

Assistant to Inspector
General
Civil Advisor

Figure 1. Effectiveness of Integrated Public Service Inspection’s five aspects

Remarks: A = Area-base management (Inspection in accordance with area-based management)

T = Technology and information (Useful application of technology and information in the inspection system
G = Good governance (Inspection with good governance)

I = Integration (Connected and integrated inspection system)
R = Risk reduction (Inspection for risk reduction)

Generally, informants agreed that integrated inspection is effective at moderate level. The aspect
rated at good level is inspection for risk reduction (mean 6.99, SD = 2.04). Both inspection with good

governance (mean 6.11, SD = 2.42) and inspection in accordance with area-based management (mean

6.10, SD = 1.78) are rated at high level. The aspects called connected and integrated inspection system

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