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No “prohibited zone” in execution of Party disciplinary measures

There is no “prohibited zone” in the inspection and execution of the Party’s disciplinary measures, stressed a conference in Hanoi on July 12.
No “prohibited zone” in execution of Party disciplinary measures ảnh 1The Party Central Committee's Inspection Commission Head Tran Quoc Vuong, chairman of the conference (Photo: VNA)
 
Hanoi (VNA) - There is no “prohibitedzone” in the inspection and execution of the Party’s disciplinary measures,stressed a conference in Hanoi on July 12.

Reports showed that the number of inspections inJanuary-June increased compared to the same period last year.

Specifically, Party inspection commissions fromcentral to local levels conducted inspections on 855 Party organisations andover 3,500 Party members having signs of rule violations.

They imposed disciplinary measures against 87Party organisations and over 6,000 Party members, representing year-on-yearincreases of 61 percent and 16 percent, respectively.

Most wrongdoings by Party members were violationsof rules on deeds Party members are banned from doing, lack of responsibilityand loose leadership and State management on land, natural resources, mineral,finance-banking, investment and capital construction.

In the remaining months of this year, all-level Partyinspection commissions are required to implement seriously and fully thedirections that Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong made at the conferenceto review work in 2016, along with the plans set for 2017.

Party committees, organisations and inspectioncommissions at all levels are ordered to work more proactively and firmly inenforcing the Party’s discipline, in order to realise the Resolution adopted atthe fourth plenary meeting of the 12th Party Central Committee on strengtheningthe Party building work in association with fighting corruption andwastefulness.-VNA 
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