According to Prime Minister's Directive No. 39, ministries, departments, and localities must accelerate the process of handling over 6,000 surplus office buildings and land plots, completing the process and putting them into use by June. The Ministry of Finance held a press conference on the progress of implementation, as well as the roadmap for developing a special mechanism and simplifying procedures to facilitate implementation by localities.
According to the head of the Public Assets Management Department of the Ministry of Finance, the surplus buildings and land that have been taken over by the relevant units are currently undergoing accelerated repairs and functional conversion to be put into use as soon as possible.
For headquarters that have been reviewed a second time but still lack a suitable agency or organization to take over, the Ministry is drafting a Resolution on a special mechanism. This includes regulations on pricing and methods for selecting headquarters and land for transfer to investors.
Mr. Nguyen Tan Thinh, Director of the Department of Public Assets Management, Ministry of Finance, stated: "Normally, real estate businesses must develop a management and exploitation plan for their land and property assets to submit to the Chairman of the People's Committee for approval. However, according to the new Resolution, it is no longer necessary to develop a periodic plan for each land and property. Once the plan is finalized, they can apply immediately or apply for multiple properties at once. This means that a land and property management and exploitation plan is not required as usual."
Previously, many localities also stated that this was the first time they had undertaken the large-scale arrangement and handling of surplus land and buildings within a short period. Therefore, they needed guidance from the Ministry of Finance to ensure a smoother process.
Mr. Nguyen Le Huy, Standing Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Hung Yen province, shared: "In phase 2, there are still some existing offices that are no longer needed. We may consider options such as auctioning them off or using them for other purposes. We also hope that the central government will soon guide us on the regulations and procedures for commercial leasing of surplus offices, so that those in need can easily access them and the locality can implement the process in the most convenient, open, and transparent way possible."
Mr. Nguyen Tan Thinh, Director of the Public Assets Management Department, Ministry of Finance, commented: "In the current leasing mechanism, the Ministry of Finance also proposes that if prices are publicly and transparently announced but no tenants are selected, the announced prices should be adjusted to allow for further selection through a relatively simple process, linked to a control mechanism behind it, so as to achieve the real goal of putting the land and buildings into use."
According to the Ministry of Finance, the draft resolution it is submitting to the Government is flexible, allowing localities to proactively resolve issues by adjusting the management of housing at the commune and provincial levels. If the commune lacks the capacity, the matter will be transferred to the provincial or city level for resolution.
Source: https://vtv.vn/co-che-dac-thu-xu-ly-nha-dat-doi-du-100260602112145693.htm
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