지방자치단체 공동주택 관리감사 실태 및 제도 개선방안 연구

This study explore the problems and solutions related to the actual state of multi-family housing management audits in local governments from a systemic perspective. The effectiveness of audit implementation was investigated based on the actual situation of local government audits themselves and their performance, as well as post-management. The analysis found that the systemic foundation is weak due to unclear criteria for audit requirements and their application, which is based on comprehensive delegation. Thus, it suggests several policy improvements from a systemic perspective, including the relaxation of the requirements for application of citizen complaint inspections, the establishment of standards and a systematic integration manual for multi-family housing management audits, the regulation and adjustment of the functions and roles of local governments, the operation of audit organizations through cooperation between citizens and the government, and the development and education of audit techniques tailored to the characteristics of target. By implementing these improvements, local governments can better serve their constituents and ensure the effective and efficient management of multi-family housing.