Voters propose policies for part-time cadres in blocks, hamlets and villages

On October 6, in Quy Hop town and Nghia Tien commune (Thai Hoa town), National Assembly deputies including Mr. Tran Van Mao - Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly, Deputy Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province, Ms. Hoang Thi Thu Trang - Secretary of Nghia Dan District Party Committee, Moong Van Tinh - Member of the Standing Committee of Que Phong District Youth Union had a meeting with voters before the 10th session of the 14th National Assembly.

At the meetingvoter contact, people in communes and towns have made 18 recommendations to the National Assembly delegation on many fields. In particular, many voters suggested that the State pay more attention to the team of part-time cadres in hamlets, because this group regularly participates in many jobs at the grassroots level. People want the team of cadres tosemi-professional, secretaries, village chiefs, and police officers are provided with health insurance and increased allowances. In addition, currently the allowances of block leaders and unions are low and slow to pay, causing difficulties for activities at the grassroots level...

Voters of Quy Hop district expressed their opinions to National Assembly delegates. Photo: Minh Nguyet

Voters also reflected that medical examination and treatment still have many procedures that cause difficulties for the people. The State needs to have many policies to attract talented people and modern technologies to serve medical examination and treatment at the district medical center. It is necessary to reduce procedures in enjoying health insurance when going to see a doctor outside the district. Many infrastructure works in Quy Hop district are also degraded, such as the spillway from the town to Chau Dinh commune, the town primary school, Quy Hop ethnic boarding secondary school, many traffic routes in the communes... Voters also proposed ideas on the regime for social protection beneficiaries, youth volunteers, and preschool teachers over 40 years old...

Voters of Thai Hoa Town speak at the voter meeting. Photo: Hai Yen

In Thai Hoa Town, there were 9 comments with 25 contents related to groups of issues sent by people to National Assembly delegates, including outstanding contents such as: the regime for people with meritorious services such as frontline workers, wounded and sick soldiers, and Youth Volunteers is still delayed. It is necessary to soon implement a support regime for cadres and hamlets who have stopped working after the merger. Support for freelance workers due to the impact of Covid-19. In addition, voters also reflected a number of opinions related to social insurance and health insurance; it is necessary to arrange a team of veterinary staff at the grassroots level. The issues of granting and exchanging land use right certificates for households after the merger were also mentioned by many voters. Opinions under the authority of the town and commune levels have also been assigned to respond satisfactorily.

Delegate Tran Van Mao answers voters' opinions. Photo: Thanh Hop

At meetings with voters, representatives of the People's Committees of districts and local departments and organizations received and explained the recommendations that voters were interested in.

On behalf of the delegates, Mr. Tran Van Mao responded to the opinions of voters in communes and towns and promised to fully summarize them for competent authorities to consider and resolve in the coming time.

Previously, at the voter meetings, on behalf of the National Assembly Delegation, delegate Hoang Thi Thu Trang briefly informed voters of the content of the 10th session of the 14th National Assembly.

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