Judicial Power Receives Top Honor at 16th Provincial Quality Award Ceremony
On Friday, the 16th edition of the “Provincial Quality Award” took place. The highest award was given to the Judiciary. Juan José Victoria, a Minister of the Court, represented the Judiciary at the event. The ceremony was led by Roberto Gutiérrez, Minister of Economy, Finance and Treasury, Gustavo Emilio Fernández, Minister of Production, Fabricio Echegaray, Secretary of Digital Transformation and State Modernization, and Martín Palisa, Director of the San Juan Agency for Investment Development.
The Penal Judicial Office won the top award for Public Agencies, receiving the Provincial Quality Award. The Digital Communications and Data Analysis area from the Civil Judicial Office received a Gold Mention. The Judicial Office for Tax Executions earned a Silver Mention. The Forensic and Criminalistics Scientific Complex received a Participation Certificate.
Fifty-four private and public agencies participated in this important award, all working to improve processes, systems, and quality. This year, thirty-five professionals evaluated the processes, systems, and improvements in quality standards for products and services.
How does the independent evaluation process impact the credibility of the Provincial Quality Awards?
Interview wiht Juan josé Victoria,Minister of the Court,on the 16th Provincial Quality Award ceremony
News Directory 3: Good afternoon,Minister Victoria. Thank you for taking the time to speak with us. This year, the Judiciary received the highest honor at the 16th Provincial Quality Award ceremony. Can you share your thoughts on this notable achievement?
Juan José Victoria: Good afternoon, and thank you for having me. The award is an immense honor for the Judiciary and a testament to the dedication of our staff. it reflects our ongoing commitment to improve justice delivery and enhance the public’s trust in our services.
News Directory 3: The Penal Judicial Office was recognized with the top award for Public Agencies. What specific efforts contributed to this recognition?
Juan José Victoria: our focus has been on streamlining processes and ensuring the highest standards of quality in our operations. We have implemented new technologies and training programs that allow us to operate more efficiently and effectively. The collaboration among all members of the Penal Judicial Office has been crucial in achieving this level of excellence.
News Directory 3: The Digital Communications and Data Analysis area received a Gold Mention, while several other offices also received accolades. How do you view the achievement of these various departments within the Judiciary?
Juan José Victoria: Each recognition held by the different departments indicates the collective strength of our Judiciary. The Digital Communications and data Analysis area’s Gold Mention emphasizes our commitment to technological advancement, which is essential in today’s world. Likewise, the acknowledgments for the Judicial Office for Tax Executions and the Forensic and Criminalistics Scientific Complex demonstrate our multifaceted approach to improving judicial services.
News Directory 3: This year, the awards involved rigorous evaluations by thirty-five professionals.How do you believe this independent assessment enhances the award’s value?
Juan José Victoria: the independent evaluation adds ample credibility to the awards. It ensures that all participants are held to a high standard and that their achievements are recognized based on objective criteria. This process encourages continuous advancement and inspires agencies to strive for excellence and innovation.
News Directory 3: Looking toward the future, what are the judiciary’s plans to maintain and enhance its quality standards?
Juan José Victoria: We aim to capitalize on our success by further integrating technology into our operations and continuing professional growth for our staff. Our goal is not only to maintain the standards we have set but to surpass them year after year.We are also committed to fostering a culture of feedback and adaptiveness, which we believe is essential in today’s rapidly changing environment.
News Directory 3: Thank you, Minister Victoria, for sharing your insights. Congratulations once again on this outstanding recognition.
Juan José Victoria: Thank you for the possibility to discuss our achievements. It’s an exciting time for the Judiciary, and we look forward to continued progress ahead.
The Forensic and Criminalistics Scientific Complex received Gold Mention in 2018, 2019, 2022, and 2023. The Office of Alternative Measures (OMA) and the Penal Judicial Office received Silver Mention in 2022 and 2023, along with the Digital Communications and Data Analysis Office in 2023. The Peace Tribunal of Chimbas won the highest award, the Provincial Quality Award, in 2018.
In 2023, the Civil Judicial Office’s Evidence Management agency and Labor Office No. 1 received Bronze Mention. Additionally, the Office of Hearing Management (OGA) of the Special Flagging Procedure won the Gold Award for Excellence in Quality Management in 2019. This was the first prize in the National Quality Award for Judicial Management, awarded by the Ministry of Justice of the Nation.