Cau Giay District: Efforts to complete the task of asking for people's opinions on administrative unit arrangement

Residential group No. 11 of Dich Vong ward collects voters' opinions on the arrangement of ward-level administrative units. Photo: HH

People support, 3 wards will be arranged later

On April 20, wards in Cau Giay district urgently carried out the process of collecting people's opinions on the arrangement of ward-level administrative units in the area. Accordingly, 8 wards established groups to collect people's opinions according to the residential group or residential area.

The group leader makes a list of households by residential group or area; assigns members to each family to distribute opinion ballots to voters representing the household or distribute opinion ballots at residential group meetings on two contents: Plan to arrange new ward-level administrative units to be formed in the district and proposed names of new administrative units.

Group 17 of Dich Vong Hau ward implemented the work of collecting people's opinions by inviting people to meetings. Photo: PV

According to preliminary assessment, the percentage of voters supporting the plan of Cau Giay district after rearrangement to have 3 wards: Cau Giay, Nghia Do, Yen Hoa is very high.

Fully grasping information about the plan to arrange the new administrative unit as well as the announcement of the residential group about collecting people's opinions, Ms. Nguyen Thi Van Anh, a voter of Quan Hoa ward, assessed that the new plan is an important step for Cau Giay district to continue to improve population management and related administrative work.

“From the experience of the most recent merger, Quan Hoa ward took over the population management work from Yen Hoa ward, with 7,188 people and 5 residential groups very well. The leaders of both wards and functional units have agreed on the handover contents and closely coordinated in resolving problems arising after the boundary adjustment. The management of public assets, transitional construction projects, and issues of regimes and policies for policy subjects have also been transferred methodically, so I am very assured," Ms. Nguyen Thi Van Anh shared.

Mr. Hoang Thai Binh , a voter of Nghia Tan ward, said that the process of arranging administrative boundaries is not only an administrative change but also a change in the awareness and behavior of officials and people. The goal is for officials to be closer to the people, closer to the people, so they receive high consensus from the people.

Trusted as the Head of the group collecting people's opinions in residential group No. 27, Yen Hoa ward, Ms. Bui Thi Dinh - Secretary of Party cell No. 27 actively participated in collecting people's opinions this time. Ms. Bui Thi Dinh said that she supports the reduction of the number of administrative units at commune and ward levels because it will help streamline the apparatus and reduce overlap in management work. This is an important step in the administrative reform process, towards the goal of sustainable development of the district, creating more favorable conditions for management work and serving the needs of residents.

Ensuring people's rights is the goal

It is known that Cau Giay district set a deadline of April 22nd at the latest, the People's Committees of the wards must synthesize and report the results of collecting people's opinions. However, up to now, all wards have basically completed.

In Quan Hoa ward, although it is not yet time to report the results of asking voters for opinions on the plan to arrange grassroots administrative units in the area, today (April 20), 100% of the ward staff were on duty, trying to finish early.

In Quan Hoa ward, when voters come to vote, they are guided to look at the map and look up the draft plan for arranging commune-level administrative units using QR codes. Photo: PV

According to Chairman of Quan Hoa Ward People's Committee Le Manh Tien, as of 8:30 p.m. today, 30/30 groups have completed the vote counting. The number of votes in favor of the plan to arrange new ward-level administrative units is very high. Specifically, the number of votes in favor of the plan is 7,514/7,574; the number of votes in favor of the name of the new administrative unit is 7,484/7,574.

Thus, Quan Hoa ward is the first ward of Cau Giay district to reach the finish line early.

Similarly, in Dich Vong ward, Chairman of the ward People's Committee Nguyen Quy Hai informed that with the urgent motto of "going to every alley, knocking on every door", up to this point, 18/22 groups have completed the voting. Of which, residential group No. 12 has 253/253 votes in agreement with the project to arrange into 3 wards with the names: Nghia Do, Cau Giay, Yen Hoa.

In Dich Vong Hau ward, 15/20 groups have completed the ballot collection, with 10 groups reaching 100%.

The vote counting in Yen Hoa ward was also carried out with urgency. Notably, from 10am on April 20, residential group 19 completed the collection of opinions with 315/315 households agreeing. In group 36, 580/580 votes agreed with the name and arrangement plan of the new administrative unit.

According to the leaders of Cau Giay district, the results of the public consultation show the sense of responsibility and openness in implementing the policy of rearranging administrative units at all levels, and the efforts of the grassroots authorities. Through the consultation, many valuable suggestions have been received and synthesized by the Party committees and local authorities to report to the district as a basis for perfecting the plan to rearrange administrative units, ensuring the highest efficiency.

Cau Giay District commits to not let residents of new residential groups encounter any difficulties in administrative procedures. Problems arising during the management process will be resolved promptly, ensuring the legitimate rights of the residents.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/quan-cau-giay-no-luc-can-dich-viec-xin-y-kien-nhan-dan-ve-sap-xep-don-vi-hanh-chinh-699725.html