It is necessary to supplement the removal of the status of retired Deputy Ministers and Ministers.
On December 18, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Ministry of Home Affairs held a conference to evaluate the implementation of the Law on Cadres, Civil Servants and the Law on Public Employees and proposed amendments and supplements to some specific contents with the participation of experts, scientists and managers in the Southern region and the Central Highlands.
Conference scene. (Photo: Tran Xuan Tinh/VNA)
At the conference, regarding the handling and disciplining of officials and civil servants who violate the law, according to Mr. Nguyen Van Phuc, former Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly's Economic Committee, the Law on Officials and Civil Servants needs to add a form of handling to remove the status of retired Deputy Ministers, Ministers and equivalent or higher.
Mr. Nguyen Tu Long, Deputy Director of the Department of Civil Servants, Ministry of Home Affairs, said that currently, according to the provisions of the Law on Civil Servants and the Law on Public Employees, the statute of limitations for disciplinary action is 24 months from the time of the violation until the disciplinary violation is discovered.
Such regulations are too short and do not ensure strictness in handling officials, civil servants and public employees who commit violations.
Therefore, the Politburo's new regulations on discipline for party members, cadres, civil servants and public employees who commit violations need to be institutionalized when amending and supplementing the Law on Cadres, Civil Servants and Public Employees in the direction of extending the statute of limitations for disciplinary action, and supplementing disciplinary regulations for cadres and civil servants who have retired or transferred to another job but have committed violations during their working time./.
