Who is the district-level Chief Inspector according to current regulations? What are the tasks and duties of the district-level Chief Inspector in Vietnam?
Who is the district-level Chief Inspector according to current regulations?
Based on the job description of the district-level Chief Inspector in Appendix VI promulgated together with Circular No. 12/2022/TT-BNV, the district-level Chief Inspector is the head of the district inspection agency and is responsible for responsible for leading, directing, managing and operating activities of the district inspectorate;
At the same time, district-level Chief Inspectors advise and assist the People's Committees of provinces and centrally-run cities in performing the state management function on inspection, settlement of complaints, denunciations, and anti-corruption in the province according to the provisions of law.
Who is the district-level Chief Inspector according to current regulations? What are the tasks and duties of the district-level Chief Inspector in Vietnam?
What are the specific tasks of the district-level Chief Inspector in Vietnam?
Based on the job description of the district-level Chief Inspector in Appendix VI issued with Circular No. 12/2022/TT-BNV, the district-level Chief Inspector shall perform the following specific tasks:
Tasks, Areas of work | Specific tasks |
Construction documents | 1. Develop inspection programs and plans, submit them to the President of the Provincial-level People’s Committee for decision, and organize the implementation of such programs and plans. 2. To elaborate and submit to the Provincial-level People’s Committee for promulgation legal documents of the district in the field of inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations, prevention and combat of corruption; propose amendments and supplements to legal documents, regimes and policies in the field of inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption. 3. Capable of researching, proposing, elaborating and commenting on legal documents and programs, plans, schemes and solutions to serve the state management of inspection, citizen reception, settlement of complaints and denunciations and prevention and combat of corruption related to the inspection sector and management areas. |
Inspection | 1. District-level Chief Inspectors have the task of leading, directing and inspecting inspection work within the state management scope of district-level People's Committees; leaders of district inspectorates perform their tasks and exercise their powers in accordance with this Law and other relevant laws. 2. To act as the head of the inspection teams and the head of the teams to accept and verify the cases of medium size with less complicated circumstances but involving many units and fields in the locality. |
Settlement of complaints, denunciations and prevention of corruption | Advise and assist the Chairman of the district People's Committee in organizing, directing and performing the task of settling complaints and denunciations and preventing and combating corruption in accordance with law. |
Coordination of implementation | Coordinating with relevant agencies and organizations in the district in inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption work. |
Performing common tasks, meeting | 1. Attend meetings related to professional fields inside and outside the agency as assigned. 2. Attend unit meetings, agency meetings as prescribed. 3. Coordinating work with members of the agency |
Develop and implement individual annual, quarterly, monthly and weekly work plans | |
Perform other duties assigned by superiors. | |
Undertake the work of a professional position Meet the requirements in the corresponding Official Service, the highest rank of civil servant in the job description group |
What powers does the district-level Chief Inspector have in his/her work?
Based on the job description of the district-level Chief Inspector in Appendix VI issued with Circular No. 12/2022/TT-BNV, the district-level Chief Inspector has the following powers:
(1) Authority to make decisions in professional work
- Deciding on inspection when detecting signs of law violation and taking responsibility before district-level People's Committee chairpersons for their decisions.
- Proposing to competent state agencies to amend, supplement and promulgate regulations to suit management requirements; proposing the suspension or cancellation of illegal regulations discovered through inspection.
- Proposing chairpersons of district-level People's Committees to settle inspection problems; In case such recommendation is not accepted, it shall report to the provincial-level Chief Inspector.
- Proposing district-level People's Committee chairpersons to consider responsibilities and handle persons under the management of district-level People's Committee chairpersons who commit law violations detected through inspection or fail to comply with conclusions and decisions on handling inspection;
In addition, they have the right to request heads of other agencies or organizations to consider their responsibilities and handle persons under the management of agencies or organizations that have committed law violations detected through inspection or fail to comply with conclusions and decisions on handling inspection.
- Deciding on inspection when detecting signs of law violation.
(2) Authority in the management of cadres, civil servants and public employees
- Assign work to the District-level Deputy Inspectors.
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