As in 2010, in April 2017 the body hardly underwent any changes, only a change of name to the current General Directorate of Organization and Inspection in order "to adequately reflect its true nature, in charge of the management and coordination of common services, internal regime and, in general, the management of the resources and means of the Department, as well as the inspection of services and Development works." A novelty in this reform is the assumption by this body of the powers of citizen service through the General Subdirectorate of Administrative Information and Citizen Service and the Public Works Council is now attached directly to the undersecretariat.[10]​.

In the reforms of 2018 and 2020, it continues without any change in terms of structure, although the functions that were then carried out directly by the general management since 2020 are now managed by its dependent bodies.[11]​ In 2022, to adequately address the workload represented by the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Services and Works was divided into the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Services and Citizen Attention and the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Works, and the General Subdirectorate of Information, Communication and Transparency was abolished, whose functions were assumed directly by the head of the General Directorate of Organization and Inspection except those related to the Registry of Complaints and Suggestions of the Ministry, the processing of the writings formulated under the Organic Law 4/2001, of November 12, regulating the Right of Petition, addressed to the Department, to the functions of the Information and Transparency Unit of the Ministry and to the coordination of initiatives regarding Open Government, which were attributed to the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Services and Citizen Attention.[12]​.

This name barely lasted a year and in 2010 it was renamed General Development Inspectorate, which assumed the same powers and bodies and had the same level of general management. As a novelty, the Public Works Council was attached to this body.[9]​.

As in 2010, in April 2017 the body hardly underwent any changes, only a change of name to the current General Directorate of Organization and Inspection in order "to adequately reflect its true nature, in charge of the management and coordination of common services, internal regime and, in general, the management of the resources and means of the Department, as well as the inspection of services and Development works." A novelty in this reform is the assumption by this body of the powers of citizen service through the General Subdirectorate of Administrative Information and Citizen Service and the Public Works Council is now attached directly to the undersecretariat.[10]​.

In the reforms of 2018 and 2020, it continues without any change in terms of structure, although the functions that were then carried out directly by the general management since 2020 are now managed by its dependent bodies.[11]​ In 2022, to adequately address the workload represented by the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Services and Works was divided into the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Services and Citizen Attention and the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Works, and the General Subdirectorate of Information, Communication and Transparency was abolished, whose functions were assumed directly by the head of the General Directorate of Organization and Inspection except those related to the Registry of Complaints and Suggestions of the Ministry, the processing of the writings formulated under the Organic Law 4/2001, of November 12, regulating the Right of Petition, addressed to the Department, to the functions of the Information and Transparency Unit of the Ministry and to the coordination of initiatives regarding Open Government, which were attributed to the General Subdirectorate of Inspection of Services and Citizen Attention.[12]​.