Supplementing regulations on spending to develop the outline of the State administrative reform program in Vietnam according to the 10-year plan from August 15, 2022?
- According to current regulations, what is the spending content of the State administrative reform program in Vietnam?
- Supplementing regulations on spending to develop the outline of the State administrative reform program in Vietnam according to the 10-year plan from August 15, 2022?
- What is the regulation on the level of expenditure to develop the State administrative reform program in Vietnam?
According to current regulations, what is the spending content of the State administrative reform program in Vietnam?
According to Article 3 of Circular 26/2019/TT-BTC stipulating State administrative reform program in Vietnam as follows:
"Article 3. Contents of payment
1. Expenses to ensure the performance of tasks of the standing agency to organize the implementation of the Government's State administrative reform master program under the Ministry of Home Affairs; expenditure on management and administration of the Program implementation.
2. Expenditure on developing program outlines, annual and 5-year administrative reform plans.
3. Expenses for elaboration of legal documents in service of state administrative reform in ministries and localities.
4. Expenses for implementation of scientific and technological tasks in service of administrative reform.
5. Expenditure on building the set of indicators for monitoring and evaluating administrative reform of ministries and localities.
6. Spending on organizing training and retraining courses for cadres, civil servants and public employees in service of administrative reform.
7. Expenses for organizing surveys and surveys in service of administrative reform; survey, survey the satisfaction of individuals and organizations on administrative reform.
8. Expenditure on organizing the conference to review, summarize and deploy tasks and other conferences and seminars related to the administrative reform work.
9. Spending on information and propaganda on administrative reform
a) Spending on building news, articles, publications and communication products on administrative reform; spending on designing banners, panels and slogans to propagate administrative reform;
b) Expenses for building and maintaining regular columns on administrative reform on the mass media; expenditure on building, upgrading, managing and operating the PAR database system, PAR website;
c) Expenses for organizing contests and contests on administrative reform.
10. Expenses for the delegation to survey and learn from experience on administrative reform at home and abroad.
11. Expenses for hiring domestic and foreign consultants.
12. Expenses and rewards for collectives and individuals that have made achievements in administrative reform activities.
13. Expenses for inspection and examination of the implementation of administrative reform; monitor, supervise and evaluate the settlement of administrative procedures.
14. Expenses for operation of the One-Stop Department.
15. Expenses for building and maintaining the National Public Service Portal, the Public Service Portal, and the ministerial and provincial electronic one-stop information system.
16. A number of other expenses for administrative reform: Expenses for overtime work, purchases of publications, books, and magazines in service of research on administrative reform; document translation expenses; expenditures on purchasing stationery, supplies, equipment and other expenses directly serving the performance of administrative reform tasks."
Supplementing regulations on spending to develop the outline of the State administrative reform program in Vietnam according to the 10-year plan from August 15, 2022?
Supplementing regulations on spending to develop the outline of the State administrative reform program in Vietnam according to the 10-year plan from August 15, 2022?
According to Clauses 1 and 2, Article 1 of Circular 33/2022/TT-BTC amending and supplementing a number of articles of Circular 26/2019/TT-BTC as follows:
"Article 1. Amending and supplementing a number of articles of Circular No. 26/2019/TT-BTC
1. To amend and supplement Clause 2, Article 3 as follows:
"2. Expenditure on developing program outlines and annual, 5-year, 10-year PAR program outlines and plans; formulating thematic and periodical PAR reports".
2. To amend and supplement Clause 15, Article 3 as follows:
“15. Expenses for building and maintaining the information technology system to serve the settlement of administrative procedures.”
Thus, compared with current regulations, from August 15, 2022, the Ministry of Finance has amended and supplemented regulations on spending on developing program outlines and plans for administrative reform up to 10 years and implementing Prepare regular and thematic reports. In addition, it also amends regulations on expenditures on construction and maintenance of information technology systems to serve the settlement of administrative procedures.
What is the regulation on the level of expenditure to develop the State administrative reform program in Vietnam?
According to Clause 1, Article 4 of Circular 26/2019/TT-BTC, as amended and supplemented in Clause 3, Article 1 of Circular 33/2022/TT-BTC, stipulating the level of expenditure to develop the State administrative reform program in Vietnam as follows: after:
- Expenditure on developing program outlines, annual, 5-year, 10-year administrative reform plans; spending on building a set of administrative reform monitoring and evaluation indicators of ministries, central and local agencies; Spending on organizing meetings to give suggestions, appraise program outlines, annual, 5-year, 10-year PAR plans and give comments on thematic and periodical administrative setting reports: Comply with regulations For the level of expenditures on program, scheme and plan development prescribed in Joint Circular No. 14/2014/TTLT-BTC-BTP dated January 27, 2014 of the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Justice provides for the formulation of projects. Accounting, management, use and finalization of state budget funds to ensure law dissemination and education and people's standard of access to law at grassroots level.
Circular 33/2022/TT-BTC takes effect from August 15, 2022.
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