Tong Secretary To Lam has recently signed and issued the Central Committee’s conclusion on the summary of Resolution No. 18, emphasizing the ongoing reform and restructuring of the political system to ensure efficiency and effectiveness. This is a crucial step toward enhancing state management capabilities in the new era.
Directions for Political System Reform
According to the conclusion, the Central Committee stresses the need to accelerate the streamlining of organizational structures, building and perfecting an overall model that meets the country’s development requirements. One key point is clearly defining responsibilities between the central government and localities, reducing intermediate levels to enhance management effectiveness.
General Secretary To Lam speaking at the Central Committee meeting
General Secretary To Lam delivering closing remarks at the Central Committee meeting on January 24 (Photo: TTXVN).
The Central Committee highlights the importance of political and ideological work to ensure unity within the Party, the political system, and consensus among the people. This ensures that all changes are welcomed and implemented effectively.
Completing the State Management Machinery
1. Modernizing the Organizational Structure of the Party and Government
The Central Committee emphasizes the need to build strong and well-organized Party bodies at the central level, acting as the “general staff” for leading state agencies. Meanwhile, the government must implement and enforce policies, establishing a professional, modern, and transparent administrative system serving the people.
2. Enhancing Judicial Efficiency and Related Agencies
Reforming and improving the organization and operations of People’s Courts (PCs), People’s Procuratorates (PPs), investigative agencies, enforcement bodies, and judicial support services are also prioritized. The goal is to meet judicial reform requirements, ensuring fairness and transparency in case handling.
3. Clear Division of Authority
One important direction is clearly delineating authority and responsibility between the National Assembly, the Government, executive agencies, and the judiciary. Specifically, the Central Committee underscores the role of localities in “deciding, implementing, and taking responsibility,” while the Central focuses on macro-management, strategy-building, and oversight.
Reorganizing Administrative Units
The Central Committee calls for further research into reorganizing administrative units to reduce intermediate levels in line with practical realities. This not only expands development space but also strengthens resources for localities.
1. Streamlining Organizational Structures
Reviewing, adjusting, and completing the functions and tasks of agencies and units according to the principle of “one agency handling multiple tasks and one task assigned to one lead agency” is particularly emphasized. This aims to eliminate overlap and improve operational efficiency.
2. Modernizing the Cadre Workforce
The Central Committee requires a strong push for innovation in recruitment, evaluation, planning, and training of civil servants and public officials. The goal is to select truly virtuous, talented, and dedicated individuals for leadership positions, while screening out those who lack the necessary qualities and abilities.
Conclusion and Solutions
These directions not only contribute to streamlining the machinery but also create new momentum for national development. Promoting administrative reforms, modernizing administrative procedures, and providing public services independent of administrative boundaries are critical solutions to achieve these goals.
Let us support these positive changes in the political system to build a more sustainable and prosperous nation.
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Dantri.com.vn – Continuing to reorganize administrative units, reduce intermediate levels
