THE ROLE OF THE MONK'S SECRETARY TO THE SANGHA ADMINISTRATOR AS DRIVER FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF SANGHA AFFAIRS

Abstract

This academic article aims to study The role of the monk’s secretary to the Sangha Administrator as a driver for the administration of Sangha affairs by studying the document Non-participant observation and analysis The results of the study revealed that 1. the role of the clergy secretary was the coordinator of the clergy or those involved in the work of government, propaganda, welfare education, religious education, public welfare and public utilities. to be operated and driven in good order 2. as for the desirable characteristics of the secretary It is essential to have basic knowledge whether it is knowledge of the Paritidhamma, both the Dharma section, the Pali section, including higher education, and general knowledge about the Sangha Act (the Sangha Act) or the law and Ability to collaborate with others who need to co-ordinate, educate or lead the work Whether it’s a ceremony Budget allocation, accounting, consideration of disputes or things related to superiors have an attitude that is to have an ideology for Buddhism, emphasizing on the development of the Sangha and 3. To manage the documentary work, which is to record the administration of all 6 aspects of the Sangha affairs for the purpose of measuring and evaluating the work of the Sangha Administrators respectively.