The Politburo guides how to select provincial and communal personnel during mergers.
On behalf of the Politburo, Standing member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu has just signed and issued Conclusion 150 guiding the development of personnel plans for provincial Party committees subject to consolidation, merger and newly established communes.
The Politburo's conclusion clearly stated the viewpoint of maintaining principles in personnel work, ensuring strictness, democracy, objectivity, transparency, fairness, impartiality, and compliance with regulations.
Absolutely avoid local tendencies and ideologies.
The assignment, appointment, arrangement and introduction of personnel are based on structure, quantity, standards and conditions; in which special attention is paid to and political qualities, ethics, lifestyle, leadership capacity, prestige, especially having innovative and creative thinking, daring to think, daring to do, daring to take responsibility for the common cause...
The Politburo noted that it is important to pay attention to training, fostering, and assigning young cadres, female cadres, ethnic minority cadres, and scientific and technological cadres, but not to lower standards because of structure. It is absolutely necessary to avoid local tendencies, ideologies, "group interests," and negativity in assigning, assigning, and recommending cadres.
In addition, the Politburo emphasized that it will not consider, assign, arrange, or recommend to hold higher positions or more important positions for officials who have been disciplined during the 2020-2025 term or have information about their responsibilities in cases, incidents, and conclusions that are being investigated, inspected, or examined by competent authorities.
The Politburo also stated the principle: At the time of consolidation and merger, the number of vice chairmen of the People's Council, vice chairmen of the People's Committee and deputy heads of affiliated agencies and units may be more than prescribed. At the same time, the assignment and arrangement of the number of Party Committee members, standing committee members, and Party Committee inspection committee members may be more in some affiliated agencies and units.
However, the Politburo noted that after 5 years, the number and arrangement of personnel will be implemented according to regulations.
For party committees at commune, ward and special zone levels (after consolidation, merger or new establishment),It is possible to consider and arrange personnel who are provincial-level Party Committee members to be Party Committee Secretaries at the commune level.
In special cases, if the Party Committee has an important position, economic scale, developed urban transport infrastructure, large number of Party members and population, it is possible to consider and arrange personnel who are members of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee to be the Party Committee Secretary.
Regarding the standards for Party Committee members, Party Committee inspection committees, leadership and management positions of agencies and units in the political system, they are basically implemented according to Regulation No. 89.
In addition, it is necessary to base on the criteria for Party Committee members stated in the new Directive of the Politburo on Party Congresses at all levels for the 2025-2030 term towards the 14th Party Congress and related regulations of the competent authority for cadre management. In particular, it is necessary to specify more clearly the political criteria; professional qualifications, leadership capacity; specific results and products... of cadres under the management of the Standing Committees of Provincial and Municipal Party Committees (including commune-level cadres).
Need to report to the General Secretary and key leaders for comments
Regarding the key leadership personnel plan of localities after the merger (secretary, deputy secretary, chairman of the People's Council, chairman of the People's Committee, head of the National Assembly delegation and alternate members of the Party Central Committee who are members of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and City Party Committee), the Politburo assigned the Central Organization Committee to preside over and coordinate with relevant agencies and units to prepare and develop specific personnel plans.
It is necessary to report to the General Secretary, key leaders, and the Standing Secretariat for comments and guidance to complete the key personnel plan for the localities. Then, it will be submitted to the Politburo and the Secretariat for consideration and decision according to their authority...
Conclusion 150 of the Politburo outlines three steps for personnel plans for provincial Party Committees, Standing Committees of Party Committees, and Inspection Committees of Provincial Party Committees after consolidation and merger.
Step 1, develop and approve the personnel plan. Step 2, based on the developed personnel plan, the Standing Committees of the Provincial and Municipal Party Committees (of the merged and consolidated localities) report to the Central Organizing Committee for consideration and comments to continue perfecting the personnel plan before reporting to the competent authority for appointment of personnel according to regulations. Step 3, receive comments and perfect the personnel plan.
Regarding the personnel plan for Party committees, Party committee standing committees, and Party committee inspection committees at the commune level, the Standing Committees of provincial and municipal Party committees shall base on the standards, conditions, structures, and numbers stated in the new Directive of the Politburo and related regulations.
At the same time, study the contents and requirements for developing the above-mentioned provincial-level Party Committee personnel plan to specify and direct the development and approval of the executive committee, standing committee, and inspection committee of the commune-level Party Committee...
The Politburo noted that before ending the operations of district-level administrative units and establishing new commune-level administrative units, the Standing Committees of provincial and municipal Party Committees need to proactively review the source of district and commune-level cadres.
From there, there are plans to review, mobilize, assign, and arrange Party Committee members, Standing Committee members of the Party Committee, Secretary, and Deputy Secretary.
At the same time, review the leadership of departments, offices, and equivalents at the district level, commune-level leaders, and assign, designate, arrange, and introduce personnel to hold leadership positions at the new commune level as soon as they are established...
