Over the past 3 years, no ministry or locality has discovered giving Tet gifts in violation of regulations (!?)
For the third consecutive year, nearly half of the total number of provinces, cities, ministries, economic groups, and state-owned corporations reporting to the Anti-Corruption Department (Government Inspectorate) confirmed that they had not detected any cases of giving gifts for the 2018 Lunar New Year in violation of regulations.
Nearly half of ministries, localities, corporations and state-owned economic groups nationwide have not detected any cases of giving or receiving Tet gifts in violation of regulations (Illustration photo).
Afternoon of February 26, PV's sourcePeople's IntelligenceThe Anti-Corruption Department (Government Inspectorate) has made a preliminary summary of the situation of corruption prevention, use of public assets and illegal gift giving during the 2018 Lunar New Year. Accordingly, nearly half of the total number of localities nationwide and ministries, branches, corporations and economic groups reported that "no cases" of illegal gift giving or receiving of 2018 Lunar New Year gifts were detected.
“By the end of this week, we will have compiled all reports from localities, ministries, corporations, and general companies nationwide. However, so far, we can see that this year, the implementation of instructions on giving and receiving Tet gifts has been better than before,” said a representative of the Anti-Corruption Department.
In addition, the Anti-Corruption Department will also summarize the receipt of information, feedback and denunciations from people and businesses through 3 hotlines 08.048228, 0902.386.999, 0125.698.6688 and email.[email protected]to report to the Government Inspector General with practical solutions and proposals to send to the Government in the coming time.
Up to now, this agency has received over 50 calls reflecting on the illegal giving of gifts for the Lunar New Year 2018 and has classified and transferred some of the reflections to local leaders and relevant sectors for inspection and clarification.
Thus, this is the third consecutive year (2016-2018) that reports from ministries, localities, corporations, and state-owned economic groups sent to the Anti-Corruption Department (Government Inspectorate) confirmed that "no cases of giving or receiving Tet gifts in violation of regulations were detected" (?!).
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