Handover of the Ministry of Education Inspectorate to the Government Inspectorate

On the same day, the Government Inspectorate received inspectors from ministries, including: Ministry of Culture - Sports and Tourism, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Agriculture and Environment .

At the handover ceremony, the Department of Personnel Organization - Government Inspectorate requested the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) to continue to complete some contents on personnel work before May 15.

In which, decisions are issued to transfer civil servants of the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Training to the Government Inspectorate.

Deputy Minister of Education and Training hands over the Ministry of Education Inspectorate to the Government Inspectorate (Photo: Moet).

Along with that, the Ministry of Education and Training transferred the personal records of civil servants to the Government Inspectorate and issues related to salary payment related to the transfer timeline and closing of social insurance books of cadres and civil servants.

At the meeting, Deputy Minister of Education and Training Pham Ngoc Thuong said that the leaders of the Ministry of Education and Training, officials and civil servants of the Ministry as well as the Ministry Inspectorate are all deeply aware of the policy of streamlining the apparatus and seriously implementing it.

According to Deputy Minister Pham Ngoc Thuong, the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Education and Training returning to the Government Inspectorate is like returning to a big house.

He hopes that the Government Inspectorate will continue to train and foster civil servants of the Ministry Inspectorate and that cadres and civil servants will continue to promote their capacity and strengths and successfully complete assigned tasks.

Deputy Minister of Education and Training Pham Ngoc Thuong also expressed his hope that when the inspection function is no longer available, the Ministry of Education and Training will continue to receive support and assistance from the Government Inspectorate in the coming time to successfully complete its tasks.

Emphasizing the importance of streamlining the apparatus, Deputy Inspector General Bui Ngoc Lam emphasized that this is a revolution.

After the reorganization, the Government Inspectorate will have its role, functions and tasks enhanced in accordance with regulations. At the same time, it will advise and implement measures to overcome limitations and shortcomings in the implementation process.

Previously, the Government Inspectorate received 7 inspectors from ministries, including the Inspectors of the Ministries of Justice, Home Affairs, Finance, Ethnicity and Religion, Industry and Trade, Construction, and Health.

In addition to receiving existing civil servants and receiving the administrative inspection plan according to this year's approved plan, the Government Inspectorate also receives financial issues, assets, and equipment related to the staff and civil servants transferred from the inspectorates of ministries.

The recently proposed organizational structure of the Government Inspectorate includes 22 units. According to the plan to implement the Politburo's conclusion, the end of the inspection activities of 12 ministries must be done before May 30.

Along with that, the contents related to the arrangement of organization, apparatus, personnel, headquarters, and facilities must also be completed before May 30.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giao-duc/ban-giao-thanh-tra-bo-giao-duc-ve-thanh-tra-chinh-phu-20250509004059995.htm