In recent times, the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee have regularly paid attention to leading and directing all levels, sectors and localities to focus on organizing and implementing the province's land management work. However, the current land management situation of the province still has many shortcomings and limitations that have significantly affected the province's socio-economic development.
Many projects are slow to implement
At the recent 24th meeting of the Provincial Party Committee (term XIV), this issue was enthusiastically discussed by delegates, aiming to find a fundamental solution to resolve it. Mr. Phan Nguyen Hoang Tan - Chairman of the People's Committee of Phan Thiet City admitted that the management of public land, land of projects, and land use for the wrong purpose is still complicated in Phan Thiet City. Especially in key areas with potential for developing real estate, tourism, renewable energy projects or in areas preparing to implement planning, important infrastructure projects... Typically, the Nam Le Duan Residential Area encountered many difficulties when establishing the project, although the city leaders had many dialogues with the people. Currently, illegal encroachment of land for construction still occurs, partly due to the loose inspection and supervision of land use in projects and constructions, and in many cases, the land is slow to be put into use.
Therefore, the Chairman of the City People's Committee proposed: "It is necessary to clearly define responsibilities in managing project areas, avoid overlapping and shirking responsibilities; promptly resolve land price determination and complete land database. In addition, many planning projects have been "suspended" for many years, such as the Ho Lo project, causing people to encroach on land for construction. In addition, compensation and resettlement for key projects, Phan Thiet has made many efforts in the past, such as the 706B project, the Ham Kiem - Tien Thanh project, and the Phan Thiet airport project. However, the resettlement land fund for the above projects is still facing many difficulties. It is recommended that the Department of Natural Resources and Environment promptly direct and allocate compensation and resettlement land funds for Phan Thiet to carry out site clearance work."
Not only Phan Thiet City is facing difficulties in this field, La Gi town also has many projects that have lasted for many years, not only greatly affecting the implementation of the economic development plan, the implementation of the orientation of building the southern urban area of the province, but also negatively affecting the political security - social order and safety in the locality. Currently, there are many recommendations from voters about the progress of the implementation of the two projects, Dong Tan Thien New Urban Area and Tay Tan Thien New Urban Area, with forecasts that in the coming time, it will continue to become more complicated. In addition, a number of similar projects that have been granted investment policies by the province and are currently carrying out compensation and site clearance will also be affected (De La Gi High-class Resort Project combined with residential area, Phuoc Hoi New Urban Area Project and Tan Thien New Urban Area Project). Therefore, the leaders of La Gi town proposed that the Provincial People's Committee consider removing difficulties and obstacles so that the two projects can soon complete the procedures and continue to implement the projects.
From subjective to objective
Regarding state management of land, Mr. Nguyen Hong Phap - Secretary of La Gi town frankly acknowledged: “The system of legal documents on land is constantly changing, still overlapping, the order and procedures for handling violations are still complicated, taking a lot of time, human resources and costs. The violations are mainly from many years ago, most of which have formed fixed assets on the land, causing difficulties in the settlement process. In addition, the land management database for public land has not been fully built. The organization of land violation enforcement has not been completed, prolonged due to the time it takes to prepare violation records, appraise violation records, and arrange enforcement protection forces. In particular, some cases deliberately complain about administrative handling decisions of competent authorities, although the wrongdoing is clear. Some records, papers, and land extracts are complicated, causing disputes to drag on and be difficult to resolve...”.
In order to rectify and overcome the above shortcomings and limitations, the Provincial People's Committee has issued Directive 08 on strengthening land management in the province. Accordingly, it requires heads of departments, branches, and chairmen of district, town, and city People's Committees to focus on directing and implementing well a number of tasks and solutions. Continue to strictly implement the Prime Minister's direction on rectifying and strengthening land management and building a land information system; thoroughly grasp the direction of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment on a number of solutions to strengthen land management in the current situation. In particular, fully and promptly organize the implementation of the Action Programs and Plans of the Provincial Party Committee, the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee on management work that the Provincial Party Executive Committee (term IV) has issued Action Program No. 41-CTr/TU dated November 14, 2022. In addition, strengthen propaganda, popularize laws, raise awareness and sense of compliance with land laws among cadres, civil servants, public employees and people...
Do not let the delay in paperwork and the behavior of officials cause the province's development to stagnate, making people and businesses upset, especially in the fields of land, project appraisal, construction procedures, implementation of public services, health care, education, etc.
Provincial Party Secretary - Duong Van An
Regarding this issue, Provincial Party Secretary Duong Van An emphasized in the 24th Executive Committee meeting: “We must be determined to reform the administration, improve the attitude, quality and efficiency of work, and motivate and encourage cadres and civil servants to work with responsibility and affection; with heart and vision, truly devoted to the work. The motto is to finish the work, not until the end of the day. For any difficult work, we must try to research and find solutions to solve it, not avoid or shirk responsibility. We must take work efficiency, the satisfaction of people and businesses, and the development of the province as a measure to evaluate the performance of each agency and each cadre.”
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