How to write limitations, weaknesses, and causes in the 2024 year-end self-assessment for members of Communist Party in Vietnam? What are bases for calculating membership fees?

How to write limitations, weaknesses, and causes in the 2024 year-end self-assessment for members of Communist Party in Vietnam?

In Form 02A (Self-assessment for individuals not holding leadership or management positions) and Form 02B (Self-assessment for individuals holding leadership or management positions) issued in accordance with Guidance 25-HD/BTCTW of 2023, the section on limitations, weaknesses, and causes in the year-end self-assessment for members of Communist Party in Vietnam can be referenced as follows:

(1) Limitations, Weaknesses

- Has not been bold in expressing personal opinions in meetings.

- Personally not proficient in social relationships.

- Has not been bold in the work of self-criticism and criticism. Has not been bold in advocating.

- Has not developed a plan to cooperate with the school to establish a website operation regulation.

Measures to Overcome Weaknesses:

- I will continuously learn and enhance knowledge to improve awareness, especially awareness about the Communist Party.

- Collaborate with various departments at the workplace to establish appropriate website operation regulations.

- Have not spent time understanding or researching the platform and rules of the Communist Party or state policies and legal frameworks.

- Has not been bold in proposing and advising on solutions to better promote professional work.

- Has not been bold in contributing opinions in grassroots party activities; still shows hesitation in criticism and self-criticism...

(2) Causes of Limitations, Weaknesses

- Lack of effective party training organization.

- Lack of modernity and flexibility in staff management.

- Lack of personal motivation and the importance of self in personal development.

- Delay in updating information and knowledge.

- Lack of personal discipline and responsibility...

- Hesitance leads to evaluation and criticism not being genuinely objective, failing to assess the true nature of issues.

Depending on whether the party member holds a leadership or management position, they can reference and derive their own limitations, weaknesses, and causes in their year-end self-assessment for members of Communist Party in Vietnam.

Note: The information is for reference purposes only!

Form 02A is the year-end 2024 self-assessment form for CPV members not holding leadership or management positions...Download

Form 02B is the year-end 2024 self-assessment form for CPV members holding leadership or management positions...Download

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What are bases for calculating membership fees for members of Communist Party in Vietnam?

According to Section 1, Part B of the Regulations on Party Fee Policies issued with Decision 342/QD-TW of 2010, there are regulations on subjects and monthly party fee levels. To be specific:

Subjects and monthly party fee levels for party members

Monthly income of party members for calculating membership fees includes: salary, certain allowances; wages; living allowances; other income. CPV members that have determined regular incomes pay membership fees based on a percentage (%) of their monthly income (excluding personal income tax); party members who have difficulty determining income follow specific monthly fee levels for each type of subject.

1- CPV members in administrative agencies, political organizations, political-social organizations, armed forces units: pay a monthly party fee of 1% of salary, certain allowances; wages; living allowances.

2- CPV members receiving social insurance salaries: pay a monthly party fee of 0.5% of the social insurance salary.

3- CPV members working in enterprises, public service providers, economic organizations: pay a monthly party fee of 1% of salary, wages, and other incomes from the unit's salary fund.

4- Other domestic CPV members (including agricultural, rural party members, students…): pay a party fee from 2,000 VND to 30,000 VND/month. For party members beyond working age, the fee is 50% of the fee for those within working age.

5- CPV members living, studying, or working abroad

5.1- CPV members working in Vietnamese representative agencies abroad; party members are scholarship students sponsored by foreign agreements or supported from the state budget pay a party fee of 1% of monthly living allowances.

5.2- CPV members self-funded studying abroad; party members going for labor export; party members joining family, freelance business activities pay a monthly fee of 2 to 5 USD.

5.3- CPV members who are owners or co-owners of enterprises, commercial zones, service stores pay a minimum monthly fee of 10 USD.

6- Party members are encouraged to voluntarily pay higher membership fees than the regulated level but must get approval from the party cell.

CPV members with especially difficult circumstances, if there is a request for exemption or reduction in party fee levels, will have their case considered by the party cell and reported to the grassroots party committee for a decision.

Therefore, CPV members pay membership fees based on the following incomes:

- Salary

- Certain allowances

- Wages

- Living allowances

- Other income

What are procedures for collection and submission of membership fees in Vietnam?

According to Subsection 1, Section 2, Part B of the Regulations on Party Fee Policies issued with Decision 342/QD-TW of 2010, the collection and submission of membership fees collected is specified as follows:

- Domestically:

+ Subordinate cells under local party committees are allowed to retain between 30% to 50%, submitting 50% to 70% to upper-level party committees.

+ Local grassroots party organizations in communes, wards, and commune-level towns retain 90%, submitting 10% to upper-level party committees.

+ Other Communist Party organizations retain 70%, submitting 30% to upper-level party committees.

+ Each upper-level unit retains 50%, submitting 50% to upper-level party committees.

- Abroad:

Party cells affiliated with overseas party committees retain 30%, submitting 70% to upper-level party committees. Host country's Communist Party committees retain 50%, submitting 50% to the Foreign Communist Party Committee.

membership fees collected abroad are submitted 100% to the Central Communist Party office.

- Communist Party committees directly under provincial or city people's committees submit 50% to the financial departments of those committees. The party committees directly under the Central, the Central Military Party Committee, the Central Public Security Party Committee retain 50%, submitting 50% to the Central Communist Party office.