Comrade Le Quang Huy meets with voters in Dooc May commune (Ky Son district).

(Baonghean.vn) - As part of their working program in Ky Son district, on the afternoon of October 1st, the delegation of National Assembly representatives from Nghean province, led by Mr. Le Quang Huy - Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, met with voters in Dooc May commune.

Overview of the voter outreach event in Đoọc Mạy commune.

As a border commune adjacent to Laos, Dooc May has 286 out of 386 poor households and 31 near-poor households. Located in an area with a complex climate, Dooc May commune is frequently affected by storms, flash floods, and landslides, significantly impacting the lives of its residents.

During the meeting, voters in Dooc May commune requested the Government to direct the acceleration of the implementation of Prime Minister's Decision 513 on the project "Completing and modernizing administrative boundary map records and building a database on administrative boundaries" to reduce land disputes in the area; requested the higher authorities to expedite the implementation of the project to strengthen the team of Mong ethnic cadres in the grassroots political system of key communes in the Northwest region from 2014 to 2019; the implementation of teacher rotation from mountainous areas after completing their assigned duties; and requested attention to job placement for university and college graduates, etc.

Voters express their opinions.

In particular, at the meeting, voter Tho Chong Lau, head of Huoi Vieng village, Dooc May commune, reflected that currently, children in the village, after finishing school, cannot find jobs because they lack the money to "bribe" their way in. Mr. Lau stated that there is information suggesting that one needs 80-90 million VND to secure a job, and many people whose children have finished school only have 30-40 million VND, so they dare not apply for jobs.

Responding to voters' concerns, Mr. Bui Tram, Chairman of the Ky Son District People's Committee, affirmed that there is absolutely no such thing as paying bribes to secure jobs in Ky Son district. People should not give money to brokers to avoid losing it unnecessarily. The recruitment process is transparent throughout the district, with applications being reviewed objectively by the District Party Committee Standing Committee and the recruitment council. There is absolutely no bribery involved.

Mr. Bui Tram, Chairman of the Ky Son District People's Committee, affirmed that there is no such thing as paying money to secure jobs in Ky Son.

Mr. Tram stated that during the recent recruitment drive, a resident of Muong Xen town complained to the Chairman of the Ky Son District People's Committee that he had paid 80 million VND to a district official, but his child was still not recruited. Immediately, the Ky Son District People's Committee launched an investigation and discovered that the person had indeed given 80 million VND to a "broker." In reality, the accused district official was completely unaware that the "broker" was using his name to receive the money.

After clarifying the allegations of job-fixing, the Ky Son District People's Committee decided to accept the child of the person involved to encourage people to actively report any irregularities they discover in the recruitment process. "The recruitment of officials, teachers, and candidates for government-sponsored positions are all conducted objectively by the district," Mr. Tram affirmed.

Comrade Le Quang Huy delivered the concluding remarks at the meeting.

Voters from Đoọc Mạy commune attended the meeting.

Concluding the meeting with constituents, Comrade Le Quang Huy highly appreciated the opinions of the voters in Dooc May commune, especially those related to major policies of the Party and State, and proposals on infrastructure, transportation, and electricity. Sharing his views on education and employment, Comrade Le Quang Huy affirmed that in the coming time, the National Assembly and the Government will discuss and continue to accelerate reforms in education and training, particularly vocational training linked to employment. The provincial National Assembly delegation will propose including Dooc May commune in the list of communes benefiting from the project to strengthen the Mong ethnic minority cadre in the grassroots political system. The National Assembly delegation will also compile the opinions of the constituents to present to the National Assembly forum as well as to the Provincial People's Committee.

Nguyen Khoa