Changes in civil enforcement work

Changes in the enforcement of civil judgments

The Provincial Enforcement Officer, in coordination with relevant agencies, is implementing enforcement measures in Sam Son ward.

The focus is on Regulation No. 132-QD/TW dated October 27, 2023, of the Politburo on “Controlling power, preventing and combating corruption and negative practices in investigation, prosecution, trial, and execution of judgments”, Resolution No. 96/2019/QH14 dated November 27, 2019, of the National Assembly on “Crime prevention and control and violations of the law, the work of the People's Procuracy, the People's Courts, and the work of judgment execution”, and Resolution No. 23-NQ/BCSĐ dated March 29, 2022, of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Justice on “Leading the implementation of key tasks in civil judgment execution and monitoring administrative judgment execution in the period 2022-2026”. In line with the directives from the Ministry of Justice, the Department of Civil Judgment Enforcement Management, and the Provincial Steering Committee for Civil Judgment Enforcement, the Provincial Civil Judgment Enforcement Department has proactively developed a work plan for 2025 to serve as a basis and goal for the sector. Simultaneously, it has assigned targets and tasks for civil judgment enforcement and monitoring of administrative judgment enforcement to its specialized departments and divisions.

With the spirit of "discipline, responsibility, effectiveness, and efficiency," the Provincial Enforcement Department has strengthened its leadership and guidance in implementing numerous solutions to improve the quality and effectiveness of enforcement work, especially effectively resolving corruption, credit, and banking cases with large economic values under the supervision and monitoring of the Provincial Party Committee's Internal Affairs Department. Alongside focusing on decisively directing the verification and accurate classification of cases in accordance with the law, the Provincial Enforcement Department continues to innovate the operations of the bad debt recovery team in recovering debts from credit institutions and banks, linking enforcement effectiveness as a measure of task completion. At the same time, it regularly inspects, monitors, and publicly and transparently implements regulations on verifying enforcement conditions; promotes the activities of inter-agency teams to resolve outstanding cases, and focuses resources on resolving each specific case. On the other hand, the Provincial Enforcement Department emphasizes the importance of upholding the sense of responsibility of enforcement officers, officials, and civil servants, especially promoting the role of the head of the unit. Implementing the management principle of "focusing on the grassroots," the unit also requires its team of enforcement officers, officials, and civil servants to regularly monitor their assigned areas and fields, be truly attentive to practical realities, and promptly resolve difficulties and obstacles in enforcement activities.

From October 2025 to June 2025, the provincial enforcement agencies handled 20,185 cases, an increase of 866 cases compared to the same period in 2024. The total number of cases to be enforced was 19,971, an increase of 2,208 cases compared to the same period in 2024. Of these, 15,878 cases were enforceable, accounting for 79.51% of the total. Regarding monetary amounts, the total amount to be enforced exceeded 4,534 billion VND, an increase of approximately 1,165 billion VND. Of this, over 2,900 billion VND were enforceable, accounting for 63.97% of the total; 1,524 billion VND were not yet enforceable. In addition, there were 429 criminal cases related to corruption and economic crimes requiring enforcement, totaling 293.444 billion VND. After review and classification, 261 cases were found to be enforceable, involving a total amount of 204.912 billion VND.

Based on the principle of upholding the rule of law and promptly protecting the rights and interests of the State, the people, and organizations and businesses, the Provincial Enforcement Agency directed its specialized departments and enforcement officers to verify and classify cases. As a result, the Provincial Enforcement Agency completed 10,932 cases, an increase of 836 cases compared to the same period in 2024, achieving a completion rate of 68.85%. Regarding monetary amounts, the agency completed the enforcement of over 1,330 billion VND, an increase of 797.236 billion VND compared to the same period in 2024. Notably, the Provincial Enforcement Agency completed the enforcement of 113 cases related to criminal cases involving corruption and economic crimes, totaling 79.593 billion VND.

The "telling" figures demonstrate significant improvements in the quality and effectiveness of the provincial enforcement agency's work. This is a crucial step towards achieving the targets and tasks assigned by competent authorities for 2025. The results of this enforcement work not only protect the rights and interests of the State, the people, and organizations and businesses, but also contribute positively to ensuring social order and safety, creating a favorable environment for the province's socio-economic development.

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