Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Tran Quoc Van chairs a meeting of the Standing Committee of the Provincial People’s Committee’s Party Committee and members of the Provincial People's Committee
The Standing Committee of the Provincial People’s Committee’s Party Committee and members of the Provincial People's Committee on May 19, held a meeting to review and give opinions on a number of important contents, at the Headquarters of the Provincial People's Council – the Provincial People's Committee. Comrade Tran Quoc Van, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, Secretary of the Provincial people’s Committee’s Party Committee chaired the meeting. In the attendance were Vice Chairmen of the Provincial People's Committee; Deputy Secretaries of the Provincial People’s Committee’s Party Committee...
At the meeting, the Department of Education and Training presented the Proposal and Draft Decision to establish Hung Yen Specialized Education School, under the Department of Education and Training of Hung Yen province, on the basis of merging Tien Lu Rehabilitation and Vocational Training School for the Disabled with Khoai Chau Rehabilitation and Vocational Training School for the Disabled. The Department of Science and Technology submitted a Draft Decision of the Provincial People's Committee promulgating the Regulations on criteria and quality standards for public service using the state budget, the mechanism for monitoring, evaluating, and testing the quality and the regulations for inspection and acceptance of public service using the state budget on the maintenance, preservation and use of the measurement standard system under the management of Hung Yen province. The Department of Home Affairs submitted the following reports: A report on the proposal to issue a Decision on the Regulations on the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Hung Yen Provincial Inspectorate; a report on the overall arrangement of departments, branches, sectors and public service units after the merger of Hung Yen and Thai Binh provinces.
At the meeting, the delegates basically agreed with the contents submitted by the Department of Home Affairs, the Department of Science and Technology, and the Department of Education and Training. At the same time, they contributed comments on a number of contents such as: the legal basis for establishing Hung Yen Specialized Education School; transferring inspectors from departments and district-level People's Committees to the Provincial Inspectorate to ensure their rights and comply with regulations; the number of functional divisions of departments, branches, sectors and public service units after the merger to be appropriate and in accordance with regulations...
Delegates attend the meeting
Concluding the meeting, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Tran Quoc Van agreed with the content submitted by the Department of Science and Technology; agreed with the policy of establishing Hung Yen Specialized Education School and requested the Department of Education and Training to closely review the Submission based on the legal basis and current regulations; agreed to issue a Decision stipulating the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Hung Yen Provincial Inspectorate, at the same time requested the Provincial Inspectorate to create maximum conditions for inspectors from departments and district-level People's Committees to work according to their capacity and expertise; for inspectors who wish to stay, the leaders of departments, branches and localities are responsible for arranging work suitable to their expertise.
Regarding the Proposal on the overall arrangement of departments, branches, sectors, and public service units after the merger of Hung Yen and Thai Binh provinces, the Department of Home Affairs is requested to revise and supplement some contents related to the number of functional divisions and the number of public service units under the departments, branches, and sectors after the arrangement to be streamlined, effective, and efficient.
The leaders of Home Affairs present the proposals
