Corruption must be dealt with seriously and made public.
(Baonghean.vn)- Vinh City voters believe that corruption should be strictly dealt with and made public. Vinh City voters suggest that the National Assembly pay attention to human development strategies.
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| National Assembly and Provincial People's Council delegates at the meeting with voters. Photo: Mai Hoa |
On the afternoon of April 28, in Dong Vinh ward, Vinh city, National Assembly deputies, including Mr. Ho Duc Phoc - Member of the Party Central Committee, State Auditor General; Mr. Tran Van Mao - Deputy Head of the National Assembly delegation and Ms. Dinh Thi Kieu Trinh - specialist of the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, had a meeting with voters of the wards and communes: Doi Cung, Le Loi, Dong Vinh, Hung Dong and Hung Chinh. Meeting with voters were delegates of the Provincial People's Council: Pham Thi Hong Toan - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Editor-in-Chief of Nghe An Newspaper; Nguyen Van Lu - Permanent Deputy Secretary of Vinh City Party Committee, Chairman of Vinh City People's Council. Representatives of leaders of some provincial-level sectors; leaders of Vinh City attended. |
Voter Tran Trong Que (Hung Dong commune) expressed his concern that currently among cadres and party members there is a degradation of political ideology, morality, lifestyle, "self-transformation", "self-transformation"; among students there is a situation of "gang" beating; among young citizens there are barbaric acts of murder; young people working abroad lack culture, affecting the image of Vietnamese people.
Therefore, Que voters suggest that the National Assembly and the Government need to pay close attention to building a strategy for developing Vietnamese people.
Many voters raised concerns that corruption has not been strictly handled recently.Voter Tran Ngoc Duong (Doi Cung ward) said that many corruption cases that have caused losses of thousands of billions of dong have only been handled by the Party, not criminally, affecting the Party's reputation and eroding people's trust. Therefore, he suggested that the Party and the State should strictly handle corruption crimes and make them public for the people to know.
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| Voter Ngo Xuan Canh, Hung Dong commune, requested that all levels and sectors pay attention to handling the environmental problems caused by industrial parks and factories. Photo: Mai Hoa |
Voter Pham Xuan Hai (Dong Vinh ward) reflected on the difficulty of finding cadres to undertake work in the block and hamlet. The main reason is the low allowance regime, while the work is a lot, often with conflicts. For example, the position of block leader is entitled to a coefficient of 1, equivalent to more than 1.2 million VND/month; the branch head of mass organizations is only more than 326 thousand VND/month. Therefore, it is proposed that the National Assembly should study and raise the regime to encourage the team of dedicated cadres.
Regarding food safety issues, voter Phan Quoc Khanh (Dong Vinh ward) said that animal quarantine is out of the question; fresh food that has not been quarantined is still being sold widely in markets. He requested that all levels and sectors pay attention.
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| A corner of Vinh City. Photo: Document |
After listening to and receiving the opinions, recommendations and proposals of voters, as assigned by the National Assembly deputies elected in unit No. 4, Deputy Head of the National Assembly delegation Tran Van Mao directly explained many issues.
Regarding the shortcomings in implementing the Land Law, delegate Tran Van Mao admitted that the Land Law, which has been amended for the fourth time and through voters' feedback, still has many shortcomings, such as the differences in compensation for site clearance between the business sector and the State. The provincial National Assembly delegation continued to take note to reflect to the National Assembly for review and amendment in the coming time.
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| Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation Tran Van Mao directly explained a number of related issues. Photo: Mai Hoa |
Explaining the voters' request to organize inspection and supervision of BOT projects, delegate Tran Van Mao affirmed: Recently, the National Assembly Standing Committee has taken action, assigning the State Audit to conduct audits of all BOT projects nationwide; at the same time, organizing the National Assembly's supreme supervision of a number of BOT projects in a number of localities. In the coming time, the National Assembly will have a conclusion on the supreme supervision of this issue and inform voters.
The Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation also explained the issues that voters reflected and recommended regarding the equitization policy which is still inadequate in implementation, causing loss of land value and finance; some agricultural products are mass-produced and not very effective; the environmental pollution situation is slow to be resolved; the policy to improve housing for people with meritorious services has not met the requirements; job creation for rural workers; the quality of medical examination and treatment at the provincial and district levels is not high; many criminal cases, child sexual abuse crimes, traffic accidents have not had effective solutions and measures... In addition, many issues under the authority of the province and city were also received by the Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation and promised to be transferred to the relevant levels for resolution./.
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