Quy Chau: Officials and civil servants are still limited in applying information technology.

(Baonghean.vn) - On August 16, the Nghe An administrative reform inspection delegation led by Mr. Le Dinh Ly - Deputy Director of the Department of Home Affairs inspected administrative reform (AR) work in Quy Chau district.

After 2 days of inspecting administrative reform work at departments, offices of the People's Committee and Chau Hoi commune, Quy Chau district, the inspection team assessed that in general, all units are interested in administrative reform work, demonstrated through the direction and management of administrative reform implementation at the unit; assigning leaders and civil servants in charge of administrative reform; developing annual administrative reform plans...

Mr. Le Dinh Ly - Deputy Director of the Department of Home Affairs spoke at the inspection. Photo: Ke Kien

However, the activities at the One-Stop Transaction Centers in the communes are not very effective; the common set of administrative procedures applicable to the district and commune levels has not been fully implemented; The application of information technology in processing and resolving administrative procedures is still limited; The working style and attire of some officials and civil servants in some agencies and units are not serious. Some public service units are not bold in managing and operating under the autonomous mechanism...

Inspecting Chau Hoi commune, Mr. Pham Van Luong - Head of Administrative Reform Department, Department of Home Affairs assessed: The locality has not yet fully identified the activities of issuing documents to direct and implement the implementation of administrative procedures.

Checking at the one-stop shop of Chau Hoi commune. Photo: Ke Kien

The process of handling administrative procedures is not really guaranteed, specifically: The book has not been opened to track 100% of administrative procedures as prescribed; Some fields do not have appointment slips to receive and return results, so some late interconnected files are not counted; Civil servants receiving and returning results have not issued file instruction slips, notice slips that files are not eligible for processing; Civil servants are not familiar with the process of handling administrative procedures...

With the above limitations, Mr. Le Dinh Ly - Deputy Director of the Department of Home Affairs requested leaders of agencies, units and localities to promptly rectify and issue resolutions and conclusions on specific topics on administrative reform work; Strengthen inspection and supervision activities on administrative reform work at the grassroots level; review and evaluate the implementation of the annual administrative reform plan to specifically determine the responsibilities of relevant departments, offices and units.

Improve the quality of operations of the department receiving and returning results according to the one-stop mechanism of the District People's Committee and the Commune People's Committee; Continue to effectively implement Directive 26/CT-TTg of the Prime Minister; Directive 17-CT/TU of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, attaching the annual classification of cadres and civil servants... contributing to improving the quality and effectiveness of administrative reform work, serving the people better and better./.

Ke Kien - Duc Lap