Quy Chau District Voters: Many shortcomings in implementing the set of criteria for evaluating poor households

On the afternoon of November 20, the 14th National Assembly delegates included comrades: Phan Dinh Trac - Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee; Nguyen Thanh Hien - Deputy Head of the Delegation in charge of the DelegationNational AssemblyNghe An province; Moong Van Tinh - Que Phong district youth union official had a meeting with voters in the most remote communes of Quy Chau district: Chau Hoan, Chau Phong, Dien Lam.

Delegates attending the conference to meet voters in Quy Chau district. Photo: Thanh Le

Inadequate assessment of poor households

Petition to National Assembly delegate and voter Lu Van Duc - Chau Hoan commune (Quy Chau) Propose to superiors to increase allowances for part-time cadres at commune and village levels; increase funding and targets for community drug rehabilitation.

The province is drafting regulations on cadres and civil servants. According to the draft document to collect opinions from communes, a type 2 commune is only allowed to have 20 cadres and civil servants (12 cadres and 8 civil servants), and the office department is only assigned 1 civil servant. With such a number of cadres, it is impossible to handle all the work. It is recommended that superiors should stipulate that the office has 2 civil servants and reduce the number of cadres to 11 people.

Voter Nguyen Van Dung, Dien Lam commune, reflects on the shortcomings in implementing the set of criteria for assessing poor households. Photo: Thanh Le

Regarding the criteria for assessing poor communes, Mr. Lu Dinh Duc said that during the implementation process, the grassroots encountered many shortcomings in the implementation of the regulations of the set of criteria for assessing poor households. He suggested that the Central Government should adjust the set of tools for investigating poor households to suit different mountainous regions.

Sharing the same view, voter Nguyen Van Dung, Dien Lam commune proposed that superiors need to have a consensus to have a scoring toolkit suitable for mountainous areas, thereby providing appropriate and appropriate support to ensure that people enjoy the State's regime and policies fairly.

Voter Loc Thi Cuc, Chau Phong commune, proposed: After the merger, the number of households and population increased, but the level of support for residential areas is still 6 million VND as before the merger. Suggest the province increase the level of support for residential areas to meet and serve the community living needs of the people.

Voter Vi Ngoc Chan in Chau Hoan commune petitioned on the issue of handing over forest land to people for production. Photo: Thanh Le

Voters also expressed their wish that the State build an electricity grid for villages without electricity; provide one-time allowances for village management officials who have worked for 10 years or more when they retire; maintain and repair roads, bridges, and dams in localities that have seriously degraded; add veterinary positions at the grassroots level; provide burial expenses for veterans who have not received any benefits; and support localities to improve the quality of medical examination and treatment at health stations serving the initial medical examination and treatment of the people.

Building suitable job positions for commune-level officials and civil servants

Receiving and explaining the opinions of voters in Quy Chau district, Secretary of the Party Central Committee Phan Dinh Trac said that the recommendations on shortcomings after the merger of villages, hamlets and communes are a common situation in many localities. The initial implementation process still has difficulties and problems. The proposals of voters and National Assembly deputies are noted and recommended to the province and the Government for study and amendment.

Comrade Phan Dinh Trac received and explained the petition of voters of Quy Chau district. Photo: Thanh Le

Regarding the voters' proposal to restore the title of grassroots veterinarian, comrade Phan Dinh Trac said that for communes, it is very necessary to have people with veterinary knowledge to serve the livestock farming for the people. This is a big problem, the Provincial National Assembly Delegation noted and reported to the province and the Government for consideration and amendment.

Clarifying the proposed regulations on the establishment of commune-level cadres and civil servants,Secretary of the Party Central CommitteePhan Dinh Trac suggested that communes need to develop a job position project, determine the staffing for the commune level, and accurately describe jobs to ensure appropriate job positions are arranged, with no excess or shortage.

Party Central Committee Secretary Phan Dinh Trac presents gifts to Quy Chau district. Photo: Thanh Le

Regarding the reflection of shortcomings in the implementation of the Central's poverty assessment toolkit for the 2016-2020 period, comrade Phan Dinh Trac said that there were many shortcomings during the implementation, but because the Central's poverty assessment toolkit for the 2021-2025 period has not been completed, it is still being implemented according to the old criteria set.

The provincial National Assembly delegation noted the report to the Government to soon issue a new set of criteria for training at the grassroots level for implementation.

Comrade Phan Dinh Trac presented bicycles to poor but studious students in Quy Chau district. Photo: Thanh Le

In addition, voters' opinions and recommendations under the authority of relevant departments and offices and leaders of Quy Chau district were explained and clarified.