本文乃從國家人事選任權力的定位作為切入,首先概觀人事選任權力在日本、法國與美國運作之方式,以及人事選任權力之特性,並提出我國人事選任權力運作面臨之特殊問題─「選」、「任」分離之運作困境,並在此前提下,進一步探討人事選任權力下人民的公職參與權利可能之樣貌,包含應考試與服公職權間之關係、以及公職參與權利限制合憲性審查上可能之考量因素,並主張應考試權利之限制應以程序機制之考量為主要理據,而不應將任用端的人事管理因素過度的前置化,導致消極應考資格過於浮濫的狀況。 其次本文將問題聚焦於身心障礙者於應考試制度與程序中所面臨之限制,並進一步分析身障特考下,身心障礙者實際獲得的公職參與程度,發現身障特考提供身心障礙者公職參與機會的現況面臨相當大的侷限性─身心障礙者以獲得低階公部門之職務為主。另一方面則分析在身障特考外之一般特考,其考試規則中關於應考資格、考試程序對身心障礙者所產生直接或間接之限制,並就各種特考中所設定之各種限制,分別探討其對於身心障礙者造成應考試權限制之合憲性。
This dissertation starts with an analysis of the power of public service recruitment, and also try to compare the differences of the power of public service recruitment in Japan, American, and France. And then, I find that the power of public service recruitment in Taiwan is very different from those countries I just mentioned above. Namely, the power of public service recruitment in Taiwan was separated and shared by the Legislative Yuan and Examination Yuan, which result in the problems of using that power. I also try to analyze people’s rights to access to public service positions, inclusive of the relations between rights to take examination and rights to hold public service. And then, I also discuss about those factors that may be taken into consider when making a judicial review. I hold that if there’s a limitation on protections of rights to take examination, it must be a factor that threaten the examination system and procedure. If not so, there would be too many negative qualifications that don’t have reasonable standings to restrain people’s rights to take examinations. Second, I focus on the limitations on protections of rights to take examination that persons with disabilities faces in Taiwan. On one hand, I find that even in the examination only for people with disabilities to take, the protections are still very limited. Persons with disabilities get lower paid or lower level public service opportunities most of the time. On the other hand, in examinations not only for persons with disabilities, the examination system and procedure also has many regulations that restrict persons with disabilities from taking part in. Thus, I also try to review the constitutionality of those regulations.