The Inspectorate sector implements the tasks in 2026

The conference saw the presence of comrade Pham Van Nghiem, the Provincial Party Committee’s Member and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; leaders, officials, and civil servants of the Provincial Inspectorate at the Provincial People's Council - People's Committee’s Headquarters.

Delegates attend the conference at the Hung Yen province bridge point.

The year 2025 is of particular importance to the Inspectorate sector as it simultaneously carries out key political tasks and implements the major policies of the Party and State on streamlining the organizational structure for greater efficiency and effectiveness. Under the close leadership and guidance of the Central Government and the Prime Minister, the entire inspection sector has strived to overcome difficulties, basically completed the assigned tasks and achieved outstanding results.

According to the report, in 2025, the entire sector conducted 66,032 inspections and audits at 79,894 units. Through these inspections and audits, violations involving over 256,341 billion VND and 1,414 hectares of land were discovered, of which 210,940 billion VND and 1,027 hectares of land were recommended for recovery; administrative fines totaling 2,880 billion VND were imposed. The inspection sector also recommended administrative handling of 2,187 collectives and 5,400 individuals; and transferred 153 cases and 108 individuals with signs of violating the law to the investigative agency.

The monitoring and inspection of the implementation of inspection conclusions continued to be strengthened. The entire sector monitored and inspected 7,882 conclusions and decisions on handling violations, of which 59.1% have completed all required implementation, contributing to improving the effectiveness and efficiency of inspection work.

In addition, the work of receiving citizens and resolving complaints and denunciations received strong and decisive direction. During the year, administrative agencies received 475,350 applications, processed 460,133 applications, including resolving 22,663 cases of complaints and denunciations within their jurisdiction, achieving a resolution rate of 82.4%. Through the resolution of complaints and denunciations, recommendations were made to hold 239 individuals accountable, and 13 cases were transferred to investigative agencies. In particular, the review and resolution of outstanding, complex, and protracted complaints and denunciations, as directed by the Central Government, have yielded positive results, contributing to maintaining political stability and social order and security.

The fight against corruption, wastefulness, and negative practices continues to be implemented comprehensively and effectively. During the year, the entire sector detected 90 cases involving 141 individuals related to corruption through inspections, audits, and the resolution of complaints and denunciations; verified assets and income in nearly 3,000 cases; and disciplined individuals for dishonest declarations and the heads of departments accountable for corruption and wastefulness.

Regarding institutional development, the Government Inspectorate advised the National Assembly to pass three important laws, submitted four decrees to the Government for promulgation, and issued numerous guiding circulars, promptly completed the legal framework for inspection activities in the new situation. The implementation of Resolution No. 18-NQ/TW on organizational restructuring has been carried out decisively, bringing the inspection agency system to a two-tier model, streamlining the organizational structure, and improving the quality of the staff.

Based on the achievements in 2025, with high determination and clear direction, the Inspection sector strives to successfully complete the targets and tasks for 2026, contributing to tightening administrative discipline, consolidating the people's trust, and creating a healthy environment for national development.

Speaking at the conference, Standing Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh acknowledged and highly appreciated the comprehensive results of the Inspection sector in 2025; and affirmed the important contributions of the sector to the overall achievements of the country.

Agreeing with the goals and tasks set by the Inspectorate in 2026, the Standing Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that this is the first year of implementing the Resolution of the 14th National Party Congress, marking the beginning of an era of accelerated development and posing many challenges in inspection activities. Therefore, he requested the Inspectorate to continue coordinating in the implementation of tasks related to preventing and combating corruption, wastefulness, and negative practices, while promoting development and building a solid socio-economic foundation; innovating operational methods and improving the quality of inspections with a focus on key areas, coupled with strengthening post-inspection handling; and promptly identifying loopholes in the implementation of institutions and laws, thereby advising on the improvement of the legal framework.

In addition, the Inspectorate should focus on resolving complaints and denunciations definitively at the grassroots level, especially supporting sectors and localities in overcoming difficulties and obstacles in project implementation. To strengthen the application of digital technology and information technology to innovate and improve the efficiency of receiving citizens, resolving petitions, complaints, and denunciations from citizens.

The Standing Deputy Prime Minister also requested the Inspectorate to strengthen Party building and build a clean and strong Inspectorate with a team of officials who are both politically sound and professionally competent, honest, and capable of meeting the requirements of the tasks in the new situation; at the same time, worthy of being one of the core forces in the fight against corruption, wastefulness, and negative phenomena in the current period.