All government agencies have submitted plans to streamline and streamline their apparatus.

According to the report, all ministries, ministerial-level agencies, and government agencies have so far submitted plans for restructuring and streamlining their organizational apparatus.

The restructuring and streamlining plan is basically complete.

On the morning of January 2nd, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Head of the Government's Steering Committee on "Reviewing the implementation of Resolution No. 18-NQ/TW of the 12th Central Committee on continuing to innovate and reorganize the organizational structure of the political system to be streamlined, effective, and efficient," chaired the seventh meeting of the Steering Committee.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (Photo: VGP).

At the meeting, the Steering Committee focused on reviewing the work already implemented and discussing the contents to be reported to the competent authorities in the coming period, giving opinions on the plan to terminate the operations of the State Capital Management Committee at enterprises and transfer the Committee's tasks to other agencies, and some other issues.

According to the report, all ministries, ministerial-level agencies, and government agencies have so far submitted plans for restructuring and streamlining their organizational apparatus and reports summarizing the implementation of Resolution No. 18.

The Government Steering Committee has issued a document guiding the People's Committees of provinces and centrally-administered cities to organize and restructure the political system's apparatus at the local level, basically ensuring progress and requirements are met.

After listening to the reports, opinions, and conclusions of the meeting, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stated that, since the previous meeting, in a short period of time, the members of the Steering Committee and the ministries and agencies have actively and urgently implemented tasks and completed many jobs.

Notably, a plan for consolidating and merging ministries, departments, and agencies has been agreed upon. Ministries and agencies have essentially completed their plans for restructuring and streamlining their internal apparatus to submit to the Government.

The government has issued three decrees related to policies and remuneration for officials, civil servants, employees, and members of the armed forces in implementing organizational restructuring and policies to attract and utilize talented individuals to work in agencies, organizations, and units.

A decree on the management of public assets during the restructuring process has also been submitted and is being prepared for issuance by the Government.

The Ministry of Justice and related agencies have reviewed and compiled the obstacles and legal documents affected by the organizational restructuring to propose amendments and additions.

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Directing future tasks, the Prime Minister requested the Steering Committee and relevant ministries and agencies to continue reviewing and reporting to competent authorities on plans for restructuring and streamlining units and agencies.

Regarding the proposed restructuring of agencies and units, the Prime Minister noted the need to listen to diverse opinions. The restructuring and streamlining of the organizational apparatus and reduction of personnel must be linked to the restructuring and improvement of the quality of civil servants and public employees.

Overview of the meeting (Photo: VGP).

In addition, it is necessary to continue reviewing policies to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of officials, civil servants, public employees, and workers. For specific issues, a nationwide review and assessment of their impact is needed to develop and propose appropriate policies in the current context.

At the same time, continue to research, amend, and supplement regulations to resolve difficulties arising in practice, including urgently submitting to the Government for promulgation a Decree on the management of public assets to provide a basis for handling issues related to public assets during the restructuring process.

The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Justice to take the lead in drafting and submitting to the National Assembly a Resolution on addressing obstacles and issues arising from the reorganization of the administrative apparatus, especially those documents that, if not amended immediately, would affect citizens, businesses, the economy, and hinder development.

Regarding the models and methods of governance and management of state-owned corporations, enterprises, and companies, the Prime Minister requested a review of successful models, best practices, and effective approaches already in place, and a study to select the most optimal solution.

At the same time, the head of the government emphasized that regardless of which agency exercises the rights and responsibilities of the state's ownership representative, it must delegate tasks to enterprises and grant more power to the board of members; functional agencies should focus on developing strategies, plans, institutions, mechanisms, policies, laws, carrying out personnel work, and designing tools for inspection and supervision.

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/toan-bo-co-quan-thuoc-chinh-phu-da-trinh-phuong-an-sap-xep-tinh-gon-bo-may-192250102160254556.htm