As for the case of Thailand, the OCSC was established as early as 1932, to ensure a merit system in the civil service systems. Of the many initiatives of OCSC, ResultsBased Management (RBM) was the one that laid the foundations of performancebased management type tools. OCSC first proposed the Public Sector Reform Master Plan for 1997-2001. After which, the Office of Public Sector Development Commission (OPDC) was established at the end of 2002, and their role was to oversee reform strategies, its implementation, and unavoidably, also oversee performance evaluations in the public sector. So naturally, the OPDC prepared another plan called the Thai Strategic Plan for Public Sector Development (2003-2007) and the OCSC’s plan was abandoned. The managerial tools that OCSC proposed in the plan went out the window as well.