/kloc-In the mid-9th century, the British government realized the importance of national management education and set about building an education management system. From 65438 to 0839, the British government established the Education Department of the Privy Council, which was responsible for the management and use of education funds. 1856, this institution was reorganized into the Education Bureau, which was responsible for primary education and became the first education management institution established by the British government. 1899, according to the relevant provisions of the Central Education Commission Law, it was decided to set up an education commission directly led by the National Assembly to manage the development of primary and secondary education in a unified way. The bill also provides for the establishment of an education advisory committee. The establishment of the Education Committee provides an organizational basis for the development of the national education force.