Minister of the Interior: "Happy to comply with the organization's assignments and decisions"
Báo Dân trí•03/12/2024
(Dan Tri) - Talking about streamlining the organizational apparatus, Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra said that if necessary, we will work overtime; happily comply with the organization's assignments and decisions, and be ready to go into battle and win.
Referring to the policy of streamlining the apparatus organization at the December working conference, Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra reiterated the viewpoint of General Secretary To Lam, affirming that streamlining the apparatus organization of the political system is a very urgent issue, must be done immediately, the sooner it is done, the more beneficial it is for the people and the country. This is a revolution in streamlining the apparatus of the political system. Minister of Home Affairs Pham Thi Thanh Tra speaks at the December meeting (Photo: Ministry of Home Affairs).Streamlining does not mean mechanically cutting down. The Minister of Home Affairs believes that streamlining the apparatus is not only a matter of scale or quantity, but more deeply, it is necessary to create qualitative changes in the operation of the political system. Streamlining the apparatus goes hand in hand with streamlining the payroll, restructuring the team of qualified and capable officials. According to Minister Pham Thi Thanh Tra, streamlining does not mean mechanically cutting down, but eliminating unnecessary positions, reducing ineffective work. From there, focusing resources on key areas, people who are truly worthy and suitable. The female Minister said that the timelines have been set very specifically by the Central Government. In particular, the Ministry of Home Affairs plays an advisory role to the Central Steering Committee as well as the Government Steering Committee on the arrangement of the Government's apparatus. The arrangement of the state administrative sector will be a premise for the Ministry of Home Affairs to continue to advise and guide the arrangement of the administrative apparatus of local governments. "This is the most difficult and complicated task, but it is also a very important responsibility that the Ministry of Home Affairs is honored to be assigned by the Politburo, the Central Executive Committee of the Party, the Government, and the Prime Minister," said Ms. Tra. She requested that the heads of units under and directly under the Ministry of Home Affairs from now on proactively do a good job of propaganda, unify ideology and awareness throughout the unit, and be determined to join hands and unite to complete the assigned tasks well. "If necessary, we will work overtime, on Saturdays and Sundays." "Delay is a mistake to the people." Emphasizing this, the Minister of Home Affairs affirmed that in that process, it is certain that individual cadres, party members, civil servants, public employees, and workers in the Ministry of Home Affairs will have to make sacrifices and suffer disadvantages to contribute to the great cause of the Ministry and the Home Affairs sector. "It is necessary to work overtime, overtime, on Saturdays and Sundays to complete the assigned tasks with the best quality. Happily comply with the organization's assignments and decisions, be ready to go to battle and win, for the goal of developing the country to become rich and strong in the new era," said the female Minister. Regarding the tasks of December, the Minister of Home Affairs requested units to focus highly and urgently complete all tasks assigned by competent authorities in 2024. In addition, according to Ms. Tra, it is necessary to quantify the work to be completed to assign work scientifically, clearly define people, clearly define tasks, clearly define products, and clearly define responsibilities for heads of units to each civil servant, public employee, and worker. Heads of units are responsible to the Minister and Deputy Minister of Home Affairs in charge of the progress, quality, and results of performing tasks assigned by competent authorities.
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