Ministry of Home Affairs urged to make effective administration
The ministry was requested to well perform its
functions and duties in the first half of the year for the successful
organisation of the elections of the 13 th National Assembly and the
People’s Councils at all levels for the 2011-2016 term.
This was
an important task, especially to the selection of deserved personnel to
the People’s Councils and the National Assembly, the people’s most
powerful agency, PM Dung said.
He also asked the ministry to sum up
and orient the completion of functions, tasks and structure of the
State administrative agencies at all levels.
In 2011, the MoHA will
focus on the Government’s action plan for implementing the 11th
National Party Congress Resolution and complete the making up of laws
and ordinances to submit to the National Assembly, documents and
projects to submit to the Party Central Committee’s Political Bureau and
the Secretariat.
The MoHA will also complete a national
administrative reform master programme for the 2011-2020 and submit it
to competent agency for approval and provide guidance for the
implementation of the State administrative reform programme for the
2011-2020 to ministries, branches and localities.
The ministry
plans to make guidelines documents for the Law on Officials, circulars
guiding the implementation of the Law on Civil Servants and Cadres,
implement major tasks for 2011 and plan for 2012 relating to the
renovation of policies for wage, social insurance and allowance for
people who rendered their services to the nation and study the
renovation of wage regime and policy to meet the demand for
administrative reform.
At the meeting, the PM hailed the ministry’s
staff’s contributions to the country’s achievements over the past year,
especially in the implementation of administrative reforms and building
a united./.