Procedure for Conducting Inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat in 2024 according to Decision 139-QD/TW.
What is the procedure for preparing inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat?
According to Section I of the Procedure issued with Decision 139-QD/TW in 2024, the procedure for preparing inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat is as follows:
Step 1: Establish the inspection team and develop an inspection plan:
- The Central Inspection Commission, based on the annual inspection program and plan; under the direction of the Politburo and the Secretariat, presides, cooperates with relevant agencies and units to advise on the development and issuance of decisions and inspection plans by the Politburo and the Secretariat, and prepares the report outline on self-inspection results of the inspection subjects (when reporting to the Politburo and the Secretariat on the inspection plan, the report outline should be included).
- The Politburo and the Secretariat issue decisions and inspection plans. Based on the nature and content of the inspection, the composition and number of inspection team members are decided. A member of the Politburo or the Secretariat is assigned as the head of the inspection team. The inspection plan must clearly define the purpose, requirements, content, subjects, methods, and time of implementation, etc. The inspection period should not exceed 180 days; if necessary, an extension can be decided but not exceeding 60 days.
Step 2: The inspection team schedules the work, sets rules for activities, and assigns tasks to each team member; prepares relevant documents and materials.
Step 3: The Central Office of the Communist Party ensures funding and the necessary conditions to support the inspection team in carrying out their tasks.
What is the procedure for conducting inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat in 2024 according to Decision 139-QD/TW? (Image from the Internet)
What is the procedure for conducting inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat?
According to Section II of the Procedure issued with Decision 139-QD/TW in 2024, the procedure for conducting inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat is carried out as follows:
Step 1: The inspection team or its representative implements the inspection decision and plan, coordinates the work schedule with the inspection subjects and the party organization managing the party member (if the inspection subject is a party member); requires the inspection subjects to prepare reports according to the suggested outline and provide dossiers, documents; directs relevant organizations and individuals to cooperate.
Step 2: The inspection subjects prepare a written self-inspection report and related dossiers and documents and send them to the Politburo or the Secretariat (through the inspection team).
Step 3: The inspection team verifies and investigates:
- The inspection team studies the self-inspection report, dossiers, documents; works with the inspection subjects and related organizations and individuals. It requires the inspection subjects to supplement and explain in writing any unclear content (if any). If adjustments or supplements regarding the content, time, or subjects of the inspection are needed, the inspection team reports to the Politburo or the Secretariat for consideration and decision.
- The inspection team drafts the inspection result report.
Step 4: Organize a conference to approve the draft inspection result report (the party organization being inspected or directly managing the inspected party member presides and records the conference minutes).
- Composition: The inspection team; competent leadership of the organization being inspected or the inspected party member and representative of the party organization managing that party member (the inspection team leader decides the presiding party organization and the participants based on the inspection content and subjects).
- Content: The inspection team presents the draft inspection result report; the conference discusses, comments, and makes written suggestions (if any).
Step 5: The inspection team continues to verify and investigate unclear content or differing opinions; finalizes the draft inspection result report and submits it to the Politburo or the Secretariat (through the Central Inspection Commission).
Step 6: The Politburo or the Secretariat assigns the Central Inspection Commission to consolidate the inspection results from various teams, cooperate with the Central Office of the Communist Party to send the draft inspection result report to Politburo or Secretariat members according to the Working Regulations.
What is the procedure for concluding inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat?
According to Section III of the Procedure issued with Decision 139-QD/TW in 2024, the procedure for concluding inspections by the Politburo and the Secretariat is carried out as follows:
Step 1: The Politburo, Secretariat's conference considers and concludes:
- Composition: Members of the Politburo or Secretariat, representative of the inspection team; representative leaders of the Central agencies of the Communist Party and related party organizations, party members.
Content: The Central Inspection Commission reports consolidated inspection results from various teams, opinions of the inspection subjects and suggestions from related organizations and individuals; the conference discusses and concludes.
If the conclusion determines that the inspection subjects violated the rules to the extent requiring disciplinary action and voluntarily submit a self-criticism and accept disciplinary actions, the Politburo or the Secretariat considers and decides or reports to the Central Executive Committee of the Communist Party for consideration and decision according to its authority. If the inspection subjects are not voluntary and do not accept responsibility, further inspection is conducted, or the Central Inspection Commission is directed to conduct an inspection if there are signs of violations.
- The inspection team finalizes the inspection result report, cooperates with the Central Office of the Communist Party to draft an inspection conclusion notice for the Standing Secretary to sign and issue.
Step 2: A representative of the Politburo or Secretariat informs or authorizes the inspection team to inform the inspection conclusion to the inspection subjects and related organizations and individuals for implementation.
Step 3: The inspection team reviews experiences; finalizes dossiers and hands them over to the Central Office of the Communist Party for archiving according to regulations.
Step 4: The Central Inspection Commission is assigned to urge and supervise the inspection subjects to implement the inspection conclusion; periodically reports to the Politburo and Secretariat.
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