The Party Committee and members of the Provincial People's Committee meet to review and give opinions on a number of important contents

The Executive Committee of the Party Committee and members of the Provincial People's Committee on March 31, met 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 the Vice Chairmen of the Provincial People's Committee; Deputy Secretaries of the Provincial People's Committee’s Party Committee; members of the Provincial People's Committee; representatives of leaders of a number of departments, agencies, and branches; leaders of districts, town, and city.

Delegates attend the meeting

At the meeting, the Department of Construction presented its report and the draft decision of the Provincial People's Committee regulating the rental price range for social housing invested in construction not using public investment capital or trade union financial resources; the rental price range for social housing invested in construction by individuals; the rental price range for workers' accommodation in industrial parks in the province. The draft decision regulates the maximum rental price and minimum rental price for social housing invested in construction not using public investment capital or trade union financial resources; the rental price for social housing invested in construction by individuals; and the rental price for workers' accommodation in industrial parks.

The Department of Home Affairs presented its report to the Provincial People's Committee for consideration and comments to submit to the Provincial People's Council to dismiss the members of the Provincial People's Committee for the 2021-2026 term for the following comrades: Do Minh Tuan, former Director of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and Bui Van Sy, former Director of the Department of Information and Communications due to early retirement; Tran Minh Hai, former Director of the Department of Transport and Dang Van Dien, former Director of the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs due to being transferred, appointed, and assigned to other tasks. The draft resolution on merging 22 villages and residential groups to establish new villages and residential groups in An Thi district was submitted to the Provincial People's Committee to complete the documents and reports of the Provincial People's Committee to submit to the Provincial People's Council to issue a resolution on merging villages and residential groups to establish new villages and residential groups in An Thi district. Accordingly, 22 villages and residential groups in the communes of Bai Say, Cam Ninh, Hoang Hoa Tham, Quang Vinh, Van Du and An Thi town will be merged to form 11 new villages and residential groups.

At the meeting, the delegates basically agreed with the submissions of the Department of Construction and the Department of Home Affairs.

Concluding the meeting, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Tran Quoc Van agreed with the submissions of the Department of Construction and the Department of Home Affairs. At the same time, he requested the Department of Construction to study and add some specific cases and special cases when issuing the rental price frame for social housing invested in construction without the state budget to be more suitable to reality.

Source: baohungyen.vn

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