Prime Minister requests weekly reports on cutting and simplifying administrative procedures

The issue was raised by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh at the Government meeting on the implementation of resolutions of the Central Committee and the National Assembly on the organization and operation of two-level local governments.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired the meeting - Photo: VGP

On the afternoon of October 29, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a Government meeting on the implementation of resolutions of the Central Committee and the National Assembly on the organization and operation of two-level local governments.

At the meeting, delegates focused on objectively and comprehensively assessing the situation, deeply analyzing problems and difficulties, clearly identifying urgent issues that need to be resolved; reviewing and counting the progress of assigned tasks; proposing feasible, focused and key solutions to continue removing difficulties; and ensuring coordination mechanisms between ministries and branches to ensure consistency and smoothness.

99.99% of retired staff have received policy payments

In conclusion, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested ministries, branches, agencies and localities to continue to resolutely deploy the operation of two-level local governments with high determination and great efforts, completing each task; reviewing the progress of completing assigned tasks, and reporting weekly on Wednesdays.

The Prime Minister assessed that after nearly 4 months of implementation, the operation of the 2-level local government model has gradually become routine, bringing about efficiency, especially promoting online procedures and reducing intermediaries.

Many policies have been issued to speed up implementation and remove obstacles. To date, 99.99% of retired officials have received policy payments; 100% of communes, wards and special zones have opened accounts and paid salaries through the State Treasury; 17,595 surplus houses and lands have been processed.

There are 3,143 commune-level administrative units with full equipment and facilities (accounting for 94.6%); more than 83% of administrative procedures are processed online locally; technical infrastructure and basic human resources meet requirements.

Regarding decentralization and delegation of power, 56% of tasks have been transferred to localities, contributing to shortening processes, reducing intermediate levels, and enhancing autonomy and self-responsibility of authorities at all levels.

In addition to the achieved results, decentralization, delegation of power and administrative procedure reform need to be more drastic; there are still limitations in administrative procedures, digital infrastructure, and data connection. There is still a lack of knowledge of management, law, expertise, technology, and digital transformation among officials, leading to difficulties in solving problems for people and businesses.

The Prime Minister requested to review commune-level officials and civil servants accordingly - Photo: VGP

Continue to review the arrangement of commune-level civil servants

In the coming time, the Prime Minister requested ministries, branches and agencies to continue perfecting institutions and policies, urgently reviewing, amending and supplementing legal documents that are not suitable for the two-level local government model.

He assigned the Ministry of Home Affairs to promptly complete an assessment report on the feasibility of implementing decentralization, delegation of power, and assignment of authority. Urgently build job positions for local authorities at two levels, especially at the grassroots level, to be completed before December 15.

At the same time, advise on the early issuance of a decree on administrative unit standards and urban classification to arrange staffing appropriate to the volume and nature of work, and flexibly adjust human resources. Complete the organization and personnel appropriate to each specific locality, to be completed in November.

Continue to review and arrange commune-level cadres and civil servants in suitable job positions associated with training and development of cadres.

The Prime Minister also requested weekly reports on cutting and simplifying administrative procedures. Speed ​​up the completion and connection of data, reduce paper records with components that can be replaced by electronic data, including early completion of the land database.

Complete the information technology infrastructure system; ensure connection, communication, and data sharing between software for document management, public services, national databases, and administrative procedure settlement.

Ministries and branches should strengthen inspection, supervision, and support localities, and strictly handle situations of pushing, avoiding, and delaying tasks.

Continue to review and allocate funds to complete headquarters, equipment, and working facilities, ensure facilities, policies, and regimes for officials and civil servants; continue to direct, guide, inspect, and supervise the arrangement of headquarters and public assets to avoid loss and waste...

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/thu-tuong-yeu-cau-bao-cao-hang-tuan-ve-cat-giam-don-gian-hoa-thu-tuc-hanh-chinh-20251029211033161.htm