Specific plan to reorganize public service units, hospitals, schools, and streamline the administrative apparatus

Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh - Deputy Head of the Central Steering Committee for summarizing Resolution No. 18 signed plan 130 on rearranging public service units, state-owned enterprises, and organizations within the state administrative system.

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Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh - Deputy Head of the Central Steering Committee for summarizing Resolution No. 18 signed plan 130 on rearranging public service units, state-owned enterprises, and organizations within the state administrative system.

Continue to reorganize the administrative apparatus

According to the plan, for the central administrative organization, we will continue to review and streamline the organizational structure in ministries, ministerial-level agencies, and government agencies, especially department-level units and bureaus under ministries and branches, to ensure no overlap in functions and tasks.

Strictly implement the policy of not establishing departments in departments under ministries and branches; in special cases, for departments under ministries and branches that have recently merged or consolidated from 3 or more department-level focal points or have a large number of staff (from 45 staff or more), it is possible to consider establishing departments (implemented in accordance with regulations, each department has 15 or more people).

At the local level, regulations on functions, tasks, and organizational structure of provincial and communal agencies, units, and organizations will be reviewed and promptly issued, especially agencies, units, and organizations after mergers and acquisitions under the new model.

From there, propose and make reasonable adjustments if necessary to ensure no overlap or omission of functions and tasks; continue to research and propose plans to streamline internal organizations of provincial departments, agencies, branches, agencies and units.

For central public service units within the organizational structure, continue to review, arrange, and consolidate to ensure streamlining, improve quality and efficiency.

For units outside the organizational structure, only retain units serving political tasks and leading units associated with the functions and tasks of ministries and branches.

The rest will be converted into a joint stock company when meeting all conditions, as well as reviewing and arranging the internal organization to meet the required establishment criteria.

For academies, universities, colleges, vocational training institutions, build a number of schools and advanced training centers specializing in artificial intelligence. Vocational training institutions are arranged to ensure streamlining, efficiency, standards, and strong decentralization.

Arrange and restructure higher education institutions; merge and dissolve substandard higher education institutions; eliminate intermediate levels, ensure streamlined, unified and effective administration; study the merger of research institutes with higher education institutions, and transfer some universities to local management.

Regarding hospitals, continue to reorganize and transfer some hospitals under the Ministry of Health to provincial management. The Ministry only manages specialized, high-tech, leading hospitals. Complete and improve the capacity of the preventive health system and increase expanded vaccination.

How are local public health and education units arranged?

For localities, public service units in the education sector are allowed to basically maintain existing public general schools, junior high schools, primary schools, inter-level schools, and kindergartens, and propose arrangements and adjustments if necessary to conveniently serve the needs of people and students.

For mountainous provinces, highland areas, and ethnic minorities: Continue to review and arrange separate schools to focus on forming boarding and semi-boarding schools for ethnic students at commune or inter-commune centers.

Local health agencies are required to improve the preventive health system, maintain existing provincial public hospitals, and promote socialization where conditions permit. Each province and city must have at least one specialized hospital; a geriatric hospital or a general hospital with a geriatric department.

Establish commune, ward, and special zone health stations under the People's Committee of the commune and medical examination points on the basis of commune-level health stations; Transfer the former district-level medical centers and general hospitals to the Department of Health.

For state-owned enterprises, research and develop a number of large-scale domestic strategic digital technology enterprises. Restructure state-owned enterprises, equitize, divest state capital, focus on key and essential fields.

As requested, the Steering Committee requested the People's Committees of provinces and cities to proactively develop plans to arrange public service units under their management; ministries, branches and government agencies to send them to the Ministry of Home Affairs for synthesis before September 25.

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