Regulations on 9 tasks and 6 powers of the Provincial Steering Committee on corruption prevention and control

Panorama of the 5th Central Conference (13th term) of the Party. Photo: Internet

InCentral Conference 5The Party Central Committee reviewed and discussed the Politburo's Report and the Project to establish a Provincial Steering Committee on Prevention and Control.corruption, negative; draft Regulations of the Secretariat on functions, tasks, powers, organization, working regime, and working relations of the Provincial Steering Committee.

The Party Central Committee has agreed on the policy of establishing a provincial Steering Committee on anti-corruption and issued regulations on the functions, tasks, powers, organizational structure, working regime, and working relations of the provincial Steering Committee.

Rulesdefinition of cFunction:The Provincial Steering Committee is established by the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or the Central City Party Committee, and is responsible to the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or the Central City Party Committee and the Central Steering Committee for directing, coordinating, urging, inspecting, and supervising the work of preventing and combating corruption and negativity in the locality.

Basic construction investment is one of the fields prone to corruption and negativity. Illustration photo: Mai Hoa

RulesdefinitionyesnmissionThere are 9 missions:

1. Advise, propose the development, promulgation and implementation of the province's policies and guidelines on preventing and combating corruption and negativity; direct the concretization of the Party's policies and guidelines and the State's laws on preventing and combating corruption and negativity in the locality; direct the implementation of the conclusions and directions of the Central Steering Committee and the conclusions and recommendations of competent central agencies on preventing and combating corruption and negativity.

2. Develop and organize the implementation of programs and plans to prevent and combat corruption and negativity at the local level and inspect, supervise, urge, summarize and conclude the implementation.

3. Direct, urge, coordinate, inspect and supervise the implementation of tasks on preventing and combating corruption and negativity in the locality.

4. Directing the clarification of causes and conditions for the emergence of corruption and negativity; loopholes and inadequacies in mechanisms, policies and laws to propose and request for correction and improvement.

Land is one of the areas prone to corruption and negativity. Illustration photo: Mai Hoa

5. Direct, urge, inspect, and supervise Party committees, Party organizations, and functional agencies in inspecting, examining, handling cases, initiating, investigating, prosecuting, trying, and executing sentences on corruption and negative cases.

6. Direct, urge, inspect and supervise the handling of complaints and denunciations about corruption and negative acts and the handling of information and recommendations about corruption and negative cases and incidents in the locality.

7. Directing propaganda and providing information on preventing and combating corruption and negativity; directing the handling of violations in information and propaganda work on preventing and combating corruption and negativity.

8. Organize interim and final reports, periodically and suddenly report to the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, City Party Committee and the Central Steering Committee on the situation and results of the work of preventing and combating corruption and negativity, complicated corruption and negativity cases and incidents that are of public concern in the locality and the results of the activities of the Provincial Steering Committee.

9. Perform other tasks assigned by the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee, City Party Committee and the Central Steering Committee on anti-corruption and anti-negativity.

Strengthening State management of public investment will be an effective solution to prevent and combat corruption and negativity. Photo: Mai Hoa

Regulations on 6 powers:

1. Requesting Party committees, Party organizations, agencies, organizations, units, and competent persons to report on the work of preventing and combating corruption and negativity; and on the handling of a number of corruption and negativity cases and incidents.

2. Requesting Party committees and organizations at all levels to lead and direct the inspection, examination, investigation, and handling of cases and incidents; directing the review of the inspection, examination, investigation, and handling of cases and incidents.

3. Request competent authorities to conclude and handle corruption and negative cases. Directly direct the handling policy for specific cases or request competent agencies, organizations and individuals to reconsider the settlement or re-settle.

4. Recommend or request competent authorities to handle cadres, party members, civil servants and public employees who commit acts of corruption, negativity or obstruct or cause difficulties in anti-corruption and negativity activities.

5. Requesting Party committees, Party organizations, and functional agencies to promptly report violations related to cadres under the management of Party committees at all levels to the Provincial Steering Committee for handling or report to the Central Steering Committee; if detecting violations with signs of crime, transfer the case to the investigation agency for handling according to authority, not waiting until the end to transfer.

6. Directly work with Party committees, Party organizations, agencies, organizations, units and relevant individuals; use the organizational apparatus, cadres, civil servants, public employees and means of relevant agencies and organizations to serve the tasks of the Steering Committee.

Strengthening regular inspection and supervision by superiors over subordinates is one of the solutions to control possible violations and negativity. Photo of Comrade Nguyen Van Thong - Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee on a working trip to Quy Chau district. Photo: Mai Hoa

Regulations on organizational structure:

The Party Central Committee stipulates: The Head of the Committee is the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee. The Deputy Heads of the Committee include: Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee; Head of the Internal Affairs Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee; Head of the Organization Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee; Chairman of the Inspection Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee; Director of the Provincial or City Police. In which, the Head of the Internal Affairs Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee is the Deputy Head of the Standing Steering Committee.

The members of the Provincial Steering Committee are leaders of relevant functional agencies of the province and city, including: Head of the Propaganda Department; Chief of the Office of the Provincial Party Committee and City Party Committee; Chief Justice of the People's Court; Chief of the People's Procuracy; Commander of the Military Command; Commander of the Hanoi Capital Command, Commander of the Ho Chi Minh City Command; Director of the Department of Justice; Chief Inspector; Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee; Deputy Head of the Internal Affairs Department.

The Standing Committee of the Provincial Steering Committee includes: the Head and Deputy Heads. The Internal Affairs Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and the City Party Committee acts as the Standing Body of the Provincial Steering Committee.

In addition to the above components and structures, the Central Committee also stipulates that in case it is really necessary to adjust the structure of the members of the Provincial Steering Committee, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee or City Party Committee must report and ask for the opinion of the Standing Committee of the Central Steering Committee before making a decision.

Rulesdefinition of cworking mode:

The Provincial Steering Committee operates according to an annual program, meets regularly every 6 months or extraordinarily when necessary; when necessary, organizes conferences of the province, centrally-run city or specialized conferences on anti-corruption and anti-negativity work with Party committees and Party organizations under the provincial and municipal Party Committees. The Standing Committee of the Provincial Steering Committee meets regularly every 3 months, and extraordinarily when necessary.

Regulations on relationshipsworking relationship:

The Provincial Steering Committee is under the direction, urging, inspection and supervision of the Central Steering Committee; and under the direct and comprehensive leadership and direction of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and the City Party Committee in performing its assigned functions, tasks and powers.