National inventory of public assets

On December 20, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh issued Official Dispatch No. 138 on conducting a general inventory of public assets at agencies, organizations, units, and infrastructure assets invested and managed by the State.

Public assets will be evaluated when ministries and sectors merge - Photo: NAM TRAN

The general inventory of assets is to promote the implementation of policies and laws on practicing thrift, combating waste and implementing the general inventory project of public assets.

This is a major political task to synthesize and evaluate the current status of assets and the management and use of public assets.

General inventory of public assets as a criterion for evaluating task completion

From there, perfecting policies, laws and organization of public asset management, serving the development of strategies, planning, plans and reports on assets and state financial reports of the country.

The general inventory of state assets has been carried out, but because this is a large task, it is carried out for the first time on a large scale nationwide with many different types of assets, formed over many periods.

Meanwhile, the awareness of some Party committees, authorities, heads of agencies, organizations and units is not complete, and they are not proactive and determined in directing, operating and organizing implementation.

Therefore, to ensure effective implementation of the general inventory of assets, the head of the Government requested ministries, branches and localities that have not yet issued a general inventory plan or have not yet conducted training to issue plans and training, report results, and complete before December 23.

Implement the general asset inventory project, fully implement the content according to regulations, avoid delays. The results of the general inventory will be the basis for evaluating the task completion of the agency, organization and head.

Timely reward excellent units and criticize, remind and handle responsibilities with units that do not complete.

Strengthen the accounting, management and use of public assets, ensure full inventory of existing assets, and complete and accurate information on assets. Link asset inventory with savings and anti-waste.

Handling of assets used for improper purposes

During the inventory process, if unused assets, improperly used assets, or ineffectively used assets are discovered, they must be promptly handled, without waiting until the end of the general inventory, to ensure that public assets are used for the right purposes, economically, and effectively.

Ministries, branches, and units that merge, consolidate, split, terminate operations, or transfer functions and tasks to other agencies when streamlining their apparatus must still perform the task of taking a general inventory; and hand over the work that has been and is being implemented.

Units after merger, consolidation, separation, and receiving functions and tasks are responsible for continuing to implement the remaining work, ensuring that the arrangement, streamlining of the apparatus, and arrangement of administrative units are not affected.

The Ministry of Finance inspects the preparation and implementation of the general inventory of ministries, branches and localities, and reports the results. Especially those with large asset scale and number of inventory units, complex assets, and slow implementation progress.

Periodically report to the Prime Minister and publicize on mass media, propose solutions and mechanisms, policies, build database and organize management to promote results, improve effectiveness and efficiency of management, use and exploitation of public assets, report to competent authorities.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/tong-kiem-ke-tai-san-cong-tren-pham-vi-toan-quoc-20241220210250723.htm