Colonel Nguyen Huu Cau: Assign Tuong Duong Police to handle the company causing pollution

(Baonghean.vn) -On the afternoon of November 27, National Assembly deputies: Le Quang Huy - Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on Science, Technology and Environment; Nguyen Huu Cau - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Director of Nghe An Police had a meeting with voters of the commune clusters: Yen Na, Yen Hoa, Yen Tinh, Tuong Duong district.

Also attending were Secretary of Tuong Duong District Party Committee Pham Trong Hoang; Chairman of District People's Committee Nguyen Van Hai; representatives of the Departments of Transport, Agriculture and Rural Development.

Chairing a meeting with voters in Yen Na commune, Tuong Duong district. Photo: My Nga.

At the conference, after listening to the representative of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation report on the results of the 4th session of the 14th National Assembly, voters of Yen Na, Yen Hoa and Yen Tinh communes expressed their confidence in the innovations of the National Assembly and the Government, and at the same time proposed many issues of concern.

Party Secretary of Yen Tinh Commune Vi Vu Quang reported that currently in the commune there are 4 remote villages without electricity, people's lives and agricultural production face many limitations. Voters hope to soon bring electricity to the villagers. This voter also mentioned the serious degradation of the kindergarten, making teaching and learning difficult for teachers and students.

Delegate Le Quang Huy announced that at the 4th session, the 14th National Assembly passed 6 bills and many important and breakthrough mechanisms and policies. Photo: My Nga.

Voter Moong Thanh Binh (Yen Na commune) reported: Thu Do Mineral Exploitation Company has been polluting the environment, causing instability in the local security and order. Local people have also lost their productive land, and their lives have been difficult. Therefore, voters want to revoke the operating license of this company.

Secretary of the Yen Hoa Commune Party Committee Lo Thai Sinh reflected: According to Decree 108-ND/CP issued, since July 2015, the Commune People's Committee has mobilized 2 cadres to retire early under the streamlining of the payroll, without deduction of pension rate, subsidized with several months of salary, or supported to go to vocational training. However, up to now, one cadre has not yet been resolved the policy. Therefore, voters request that all levels and sectors pay attention and resolve it properly.

Voter Lo Doan Phuong (Xieng Nua village, Yen Na) mentioned the policy of allocating forests to households for care and management. Accordingly, Yen Na commune currently has over 1,000 hectares of forest that have not been allocated or handed over to the people. At the same time, voters proposed to increase the policy of paying for forest environmental services, in order to motivate people, and act as a lever to achieve good results in forest protection.

Voters petitioned on issues affecting local people's lives. Photo: My Nga.

In addition, voters also proposed a number of issues such as: investing more in agriculture, farmers, and rural areas; increasing allowances for hamlet officials and commune police. Requesting timely compensation for irrigation fees; lowering the age of receiving allowances for the elderly to 75 years old; supporting children of the Khmu ethnic group in the recruitment exam for commune civil servants; increasing allowances for part-time officials; handing over resettlement areas to people in the Ban Ve hydropower area; upgrading route 534B; evacuating people from landslide-affected areas to safety...

At the conference, Provincial Police Director Nguyen Huu Cau thanked voters for their sincere and responsible contributions and directly explained a number of issues voters were concerned about.

Delegate Nguyen Huu Cau - Director of Nghe An Police Department explains voters' petitions. Photo: My Nga.

Regarding the disorder and environmental impact caused by the Capital Company, Director of the Provincial Police Nguyen Huu Cau assigned the District Police to promptly intervene, handle the matter and respond to voters, from which a specific report will be made to consider revoking the company's license. "Wherever there are complex issues of crime, security, and environment, the police force must intervene in the fight," the delegate emphasized.

Regarding the increase in allowances for commune-level positions, delegate Nguyen Huu Cau said,The National Assembly is making efforts to review and reorganize the supervision of the state administrative apparatus, which has "bloated a lot". In the future, villages and hamlets will tend to merge together, and some positions will be held concurrently, in order to reduce intermediary steps and bring them under "one roof".

The “budget cake” is not enough to cover the regular budget. In the near future, the National Assembly will"Reduce at least 12% of the number of civil servants. Therefore, there will not be many positions, or increase the source of allowances" - delegate Nguyen Huu Cau added.

At the same time, we will fully absorb voters' feedback to report to the National Assembly, the Government, central and provincial ministries and branches for resolution in the coming time.

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