Not yet fulfilled the responsibility of inspecting and checking registration activities

(HNMO) - Responding to questions from National Assembly deputies on the morning of June 8, Minister of Transport Nguyen Van Thang said that the inspection and examination work has not fulfilled its responsibilities, which is one of the shortcomings and causes of violations at vehicle inspection centers.

Minister of Transport Nguyen Van Thang answered questions.

Regarding the strengthening of inspection and examination in vehicle registration activities discussed by delegate Ly Van Huan (Thai Nguyen delegation), the Minister of Transport said that the limitations in this work are one of the reasons for violations at vehicle registration centers. The nature of vehicle registration activities is relatively closed, so when inspectors conduct inspections, they can only check on the records, while violations are not on the records, the records are very good but violations still occur.

"Through careful analysis, there are loopholes in the information technology system. When the security software is weak and is exploited, the inspection centers have used software to intervene and change the data in the system. If the records are checked, it cannot be detected. That is the difficulty of the inspection work, but it cannot be denied that in the past, the inspection has not fulfilled its responsibilities," said the Minister.

Minister Nguyen Van Thang shared that, as soon as he took office, the Minister directed the inspection of the vehicle registration system, the inspection of driver training and licensing, and mobilized forces to focus on this work, gradually overcoming difficulties. In the coming time, the Ministry will tighten further, issue decrees and circulars to serve as a basis for better management of inspection and examination work, enhance the responsibility of units performing inspection tasks, and develop a project to separate public service business from management work to ensure that inspection and examination are objective and transparent.

Responding to the licensing activities for inspection centers, according to Minister Nguyen Van Thang, there will currently be 3 rounds of control over inspection activities: Ministry Inspectorate, Inspection Department of Inspection and Inspection of Departments of Transport of provinces and cities. Implementing the Decree recently signed and issued by the Prime Minister, clearly stipulates the authority of Departments of Transport of provinces and cities in managing, checking and inspecting inspection centers. Along with that, the leaders of the Ministry of Transport have decentralized all licensing activities for inspection centers in the direction of decentralization to localities for licensing, not the Department of Inspection. The Vietnam Register only performs the task of State management of inspection activities.

Delegate Trang A Duong (Ha Giang delegation) questioned.

Presenting solutions to overcome the harassment and negativity in testing, issuing and exchanging driving licenses, questioned by delegate Trang A Duong (Ha Giang delegation), the Minister of Transport said that the Ministry is closely coordinating with ministries and branches, especially the Ministry of Public Security, in applying information technology to provide public services. "Almost all data has been connected, and it is possible to register for issuance and exchange online," said the Minister.

Regarding driver training and licensing, through inspections in the past, the Ministry has identified the problem. In the coming time, along with institutional improvement, the Ministry will continue to strengthen inspection and examination work, especially in defining the responsibilities of the Ministry of Transport and provincial Departments of Transport in inspecting and examining driver training and licensing. Up to now, all driver training and licensing activities have been decentralized to localities, the Ministry only performs the task of state management. The Minister said that he will continue to closely coordinate with provincial People's Committees and direct the Departments of Transport to thoroughly overcome this problem.

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