| 英文摘要 |
Faced with frequent changes in education regulations from the cen¬tral government and problems in school’s application of the education regulations, the Department of Education, Taipei City Government, es¬tablished the“Taipei City Administrative Rules Working Group-ACT“to assist in revising regulations and improving their applicability. This study took this working group as a case, using policy support program theory and intermediary organization theory as the framework, adopt¬ing a case study method, and conducting interviews, document analysis and observation to explore its roles, functions, and supportive interaction mechanisms with the Department of Education. This study found that the group plays the roles of executors, formulators and on-site collabora¬tors of educational regulations, and it has five major functions, including knowledge translation, promoting communication, influencing policy de¬sign, managing resources, and enhancing capabilities. However, its policy tracking and review mechanism can be further strengthened, resources and independence are limited by policymakers, information transparen¬cy is low, and member participation mainly relies on intrinsic motivation. To sum up, the study suggests that the team strengthen policy tracking and review functions, increase information disclosure, and introduce ex¬ternal resources to promote its effectiveness. |