Prime Minister requests review of public headquarters used for improper purposes
The Prime Minister requested ministries, branches and localities to review all public assets and office buildings that are not in use, used inefficiently or used for the wrong purpose to decide on handling, and to avoid waste and loss of State assets.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has just signed an Official Dispatch requesting ministries, branches and localities to promote thrift practice and combat waste (THTK, CLP).
Accordingly, the Prime Minister requested Ministers, Heads of ministerial-level agencies, Government agencies; Chairmen of People's Committees of provinces and cities to focus on implementing tasks and solutions.
Eliminate the "ask-give" mechanism
The Prime Minister noted the need to minimize administrative procedures and compliance costs, creating the greatest convenience for people and businesses; shifting from pre-inspection to post-inspection, eliminating the "ask-give" mechanism; decentralizing and delegating authority to competent agencies and localities to resolve and take responsibility...
In addition, the head of the Government also emphasized the need to build a culture of preventing and combating waste, making the practice of thrift and combating waste voluntary; promptly commending and rewarding typical examples in practicing thrift and combating waste; and implementing measures to protect those who provide information about waste detection.
In particular, the Prime Minister pointed out the need to strengthen the organization of thrift practice and combat waste in all fields.
Specifically, regarding state budget management, the Prime Minister noted a series of issues such as thoroughly cutting regular expenditures and non-urgent spending tasks to reserve development investment spending, especially important and essential socio-economic infrastructure projects...
In addition to strengthening inspection, examination, supervision and transparency in the use of regular expenditure funds, the Prime Minister requested timely removal of obstacles in the implementation of financial mechanisms of public service units; streamlining focal points, overcoming overlaps, dispersion and duplication in functions and tasks of public service units.
The Prime Minister also issued a series of instructions related to the management and use of public investment capital, such as focusing on resolving backlog projects, stopping construction, urgently completing and putting them into use to prevent waste and loss.
Notably, the Prime Minister requested timely handling of difficulties and obstacles, thoroughly resolving long-standing problems to speed up the progress of important and key national infrastructure projects, preventing loss and waste; promoting the application of information technology in managing, monitoring and supervising the progress of public investment projects...
General inventory of public assets at agencies, organizations and units
Regarding the management and use of public assets, the Prime Minister noted the modernization of public asset management, the construction of a component database to connect to the National Database on Public Assets; and the strengthening of inspection, examination, and supervision of the management and use of public assets at agencies, organizations, and units.
Ministries, branches and localities shall review all public assets and working offices that are not used, used ineffectively or used for the wrong purpose to decide on handling according to their authority or to report to competent authorities for decision on handling according to regulations, to avoid waste or loss of State assets.
This work must synthesize the review and processing results and send them to the Ministry of Finance before December 8, 2024 for synthesis and reporting to the Prime Minister before December 15, 2024.
Ministries, branches and localities shall direct and strictly organize the general inventory of public assets at agencies, organizations and units; infrastructure assets invested and managed by the State according to the Project approved by the Prime Minister to ensure progress according to plan.
Regarding the management of resources and minerals, especially land, the Prime Minister requested to increase the application of information technology in the establishment and supervision of the implementation of land use planning and land management plans; publicize and make transparent land use planning and plans according to regulations...
The Prime Minister also proposed a number of requirements in the management of State capital and assets invested in enterprises, such as completing the restructuring and improving the operational efficiency of State-owned enterprises and enterprises with State capital.
Regarding the organization of the apparatus, labor management, and working time, the Prime Minister requested to urgently summarize the 7-year implementation of Resolution No. 18/2017 of the 6th Central Conference of the 12th tenure and develop a plan to arrange and restructure the apparatus towards a multi-sectoral, multi-field ministry, reducing internal organization, ensuring streamlining, efficiency, effectiveness, and efficiency in accordance with the direction of the Politburo, the Government, and the Prime Minister.
In particular, reviewing and perfecting mechanisms, policies and laws on management of cadres, civil servants and public employees; enhancing publicity and transparency in public service activities, improving the capacity and qualifications of cadres, civil servants and public employees.
In particular, strictly manage working time, check and supervise quality, ensure productivity, work efficiency and public ethics of cadres, civil servants, public employees and workers at agencies and organizations in the State sector.
The Prime Minister assigned Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc to directly direct the implementation, urge and handle difficulties in the process of implementing this telegram.
