Receiving opinions and recommendations from voters sent to the 17th Session of the 18th Provincial People's Council, term 2021-2026, the People's Committee of Thanh Hoa province has directed departments, branches, provincial units, People's Committees of districts, towns, cities and related units to focus on resolving issues of concern and recommendations from voters in the fields of order, national defense, foreign affairs, traffic safety and other issues.
Authorities strengthen management and protection of road safety corridors.
Voters of Thanh Hoa City requested the Provincial People's Committee to have specific regulations detailing the road safety corridor according to the planned road level, which routes are licensed and which are not licensed with a term, and at the same time, regulate the scale and duration of the project to serve as a basis for granting construction permits with a term for households and individuals. According to the answer: Currently, the Government has specific regulations on the above contents, specifically: According to Clause 2, Article 1 of Decree 100/2013/ND-CP dated September 3, 2013 of the Government, the limit of the road safety corridor according to the road planning is approved by competent authorities and divided according to road level; Clause 33, Article 1 of Law No. 62/2020/QH14 dated June 17, 2020 amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Construction; Article 17 Regulations on management and protection of road traffic infrastructure in Thanh Hoa province are issued together with Decision No. 06/2021/QD-UBND dated April 20, 2021 of the Provincial People's Committee.
However, up to now, the Government, the Ministry of Transport, and relevant ministries and branches have not yet had specific regulations to handle all existing problems and shortcomings as reflected by voters (when upgrading technical routes to higher levels, the scope of the road safety corridor will be expanded, leading to households within the planned corridor not being allowed to expand or expand). Based on the opinions and recommendations of voters in Official Dispatch No. 418/BDN dated November 2, 2021 of the Petition Committee, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly; The Ministry of Transport has issued Official Dispatch No. 13578/BGTVT-KCHT dated December 21, 2021; in which, it responded that it would accept voters' opinions on this content and would study it in the process of developing a Decree guiding the implementation of the amended Law on Road Traffic in the coming time.
Voters of Yen Dinh district reported: At the intersection between Provincial Road 518C and Provincial Road 518 through Yen Lam town, there is a cultural post office that obstructs the view of vehicles when participating in traffic. To ensure traffic and urban beauty, the Provincial People's Committee is requested to direct specialized departments and branches to coordinate with the Provincial Post Office to soon invest in moving the Yen Lam town Cultural Post Office to a new location according to the plan.
According to the answer: The post office is located right at the intersection, causing loss of visibility for traffic participants and potential traffic safety risks. To improve traffic safety at the above intersection, moving the post office to a new location is necessary. However, the move to a new location must be consistent with the general planning of Yen Lam town and the investment capital conditions of Thanh Hoa Telecommunications. Therefore, the Provincial People's Committee will direct the People's Committee of Yen Dinh district to work with Thanh Hoa Telecommunications to have a plan to move the Yen Lam post office to a new location in accordance with the planning. In the immediate future, the Provincial People's Committee assigns the Department of Transport to continue to strengthen regular maintenance management, repair and repair damaged road surfaces, and install additional traffic safety signs along the entire route to ensure smooth and safe traffic.
Voters of Nhu Thanh district proposed to consider and allocate more budget for the Military and National Defense sector at the commune level to meet the requirements of the task. Currently, the annual operating budget for the Military and National Defense sector at the grassroots level is very difficult, the newly allocated budget to ensure regular operations does not include funding for training of local militia forces.
According to the answer: In the 2022-2025 period, defense and security expenditures are allocated according to the norms prescribed in Resolution No. 177/2021/NQ-HDND dated December 10, 2021 of the Provincial People's Council on principles, criteria and norms for allocating regular expenditure estimates for the local budget in 2022 and stable until 2025, Thanh Hoa province. Regarding this content, in the coming time, the Provincial People's Committee will direct the Department of Finance to preside over and coordinate with relevant units to research and advise the Provincial People's Committee to submit to the Provincial People's Council for consideration and adjustment of defense and security expenditure norms when formulating the norms for allocating regular expenditure estimates for the local budget.
Voters in the border communes of Muong Lat district requested the Provincial Police and the Department of Foreign Affairs to guide people in completing procedures and paperwork in a uniform and simple manner to help people visit relatives on both sides of the border (Vietnam - Laos).
According to the answer: Currently, the Provincial Police are receiving procedures for issuing passports to Vietnamese citizens in general and receiving procedures for issuing Vietnam - Laos border passes to citizens with permanent residence in Thanh Hoa province and citizens without permanent residence but working in agencies, organizations and enterprises headquartered in the province according to regulations.
Recently, the Ministry of Public Security has been actively advising the Government to amend and supplement Decree No. 76/2020/ND-CP dated July 1, 2020 and soon issue a new Decree detailing the subjects, procedures, authority to issue, revoke, and cancel the validity of travel documents in the direction of simplifying procedures, synchronizing documents, and shortening the review time. Therefore, after the Government issues a new Decree detailing the subjects, procedures, procedures, authority to issue, revoke, and cancel the validity of travel documents in the direction of simplifying procedures, synchronizing documents, and shortening the review time, the Provincial People's Committee will request the Provincial Public Security to direct the district and commune police to guide people to complete procedures and documents according to regulations, helping people to visit relatives on both sides of the border (Vietnam - Laos).
Voters of the border commune of Muong Lat district requested the provincial police to pay attention and arrange enough regular commune police staff for border communes because the border area is more complicated than this area.
According to the answer: Implementing the policy of building regular commune and town police, the Provincial Police have deployed and arranged regular police in communes and towns across the province with a roadmap to arrange at least 5 officers and soldiers/1 commune and town by the third quarter of 2020 and at least 8 officers and soldiers/1 commune and town by 2025; focusing on prioritizing the arrangement in key areas with complicated security and order, border communes, remote areas, including border communes and towns of Muong Lat district. Along with that, the Ministry of Public Security has also paid attention to and increased the force of units under the Ministry of Public Security to work in border communes, including border communes in Muong Lat district. Up to now, the police in border communes and towns in Muong Lat district have arranged at least 6 officers and soldiers or more, higher than the average level of the whole province. In the coming time, the Provincial Police will continue to supplement sufficient personnel and staff for the Police of border communes and towns, ensuring a minimum of 8 officers and soldiers/1 commune or town.
Quoc Huong (Synthesis)
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