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Samoa has 15 government ministries, each of which is a department of the government.[1][2] Each ministry is governed by a respectiveminister and has a Head of Department (CEO). ThePrime Minister has the power to reassign and revoke ministers assignments to ministries.
Ministerial and Departmental Arrangements 2003 was a public sector reform, condensing 27 government departments into 14 ministries.[3]
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Established by the Ministry of Health Act 2006.[3]: 10
The Ministry for Public Enterprises was originally part of the Ministry of Finance. It was announced in April 2014 with the intention of overseeing the administration of state-owned enterprises.[4][5] It is not established under any specific legislation, and was created as a ministry by a 2014 amendment to the MDAA act.[6][3]: 13
Established as theMinistry of Women Affairs byMinistry of Women Affairs Act 1990.[3]: 10
TheMinistry of Transport was established by theMinistry of Transport Act 1978.[3]: 10
TheMinistry of Works was established by theMinistry of Works Act 2002.[3]: 10
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