In the first six months of 2018, Nghe An province disciplined 224 Party members.

Leaders of the Provincial Party Committee's Inspection Commission at a workshop on improving the quality of inspection and supervision work. (Photo: Archival image)

Party committees at all levels conducted 1,308 inspections of party organizations and 2,130 inspections of party members, including 1,272 party members who are members of party committees at all levels (an increase of 7.8% in organizations and 5% in party members compared to the same period in 2017).

Inspection committees at all levels found signs of violations in 178 organizations and 376 party members, of which 193 were members of Party committees at all levels, accounting for 51% (an increase of 10% in organizations and 9% in party members compared to the same period in 2017).

Inspection committees at all levels have inspected the implementation of inspection and supervision tasks for 973 Party organizations (a 5% increase compared to the same period in 2017); and inspected the enforcement of discipline for 406 organizations.

Officials from the Thanh Chuong District Party Committee's Inspection Committee review the implementation of their duties. Photo: Duc Duong

Regarding disciplinary action against Party organizations and members, in the first six months of 2018, Party committees at all levels and Party branches disciplined 7 Party organizations, with one organization receiving a reprimand and another receiving a warning.

Among the Party organizations subjected to disciplinary action were 04 standing committees of grassroots Party committees and 03 Party branches.

The Party Committee has disciplined 224 Party members, including 174 reprimands, 44 warnings, 5 dismissals, and 1 expulsion from the Party. Of these, 14 were members of the Standing Committee of the District Party Committee (or equivalent); 66 were members of grassroots Party committees; and 144 were members of Party branches.

The Party Disciplinary Committees at all levels disciplined 102 Party members (a 10% increase compared to the same period in 2017), including 47 Party members who were members of Party committees at various levels. Of these, the Provincial Party Disciplinary Committee disciplined 3 Party members (1 reprimand, 1 warning, and 1 dismissal); lower-level Party Disciplinary Committees disciplined 99 Party members.

The violations mainly involved actions prohibited for Party members, irresponsibility, lax leadership and management of state affairs related to land, resources, minerals, finance, banking, investment, and basic construction...