From November 10, 2023: What is the maximum purchase price of public cars of judges of the Supreme People's Court in Vietnam? - Mr. Khanh (HCMC).
Pursuant to Article 7 of Decree 72/2023/NĐ-CP stipulating titles eligible for the use of vehicles for commuting to and from work and for official travel, with price regulations as follows:
Titles eligible for the use of vehicles for commuting to and from work and for official travel, with price regulations
1. Eligible titles for the use of vehicles include:
a) Positions that are eligible to use public cars with a maximum purchase price of VND 1.4 billion/car, including:
Deputy Head of the Party agency in the Central Government; Deputy Director of the Hồ Chí Minh National Academy of Politics; Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Nhân Dân Newspaper; Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Cộng sản Magazine; Vice President of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front; Vice President of the National Assembly Ethnic Council; Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly Committees; Deputy Secretary General of the National Assembly; Deputy Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court, Deputy Prosecutor General of the Supreme People's Procuracy.
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Director of the Legislative Research Institute under the Standing Committee of the National Assembly; Director of the University of Hanoi, Director of the University of Ho Chi Minh City; General Director of the Vietnam Social Security Administration; Head of the Hồ Chí Minh Mausoleum Management Board; Chairman of the National Financial Supervisory Committee; Vice Chairman of the State Capital Management Committee at Enterprises; Supreme People's Court Judges, Prosecutors of the Supreme People's Procuracy.
As regulations above, from November 10, 2023, the maximum purchase price of public cars of judges of the Supreme People's Court in Vietnam is VND 1.4 billion/car.
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Pursuant to Article 69 of the Law on Organization of People's Courts in 2014 stipulating conditions for appointment as judges of the Supreme People’s Court in Vietnam as follows:
- A person who folly meets the general criteria of judges:
+ Being a Vietnamese citizen who is loyal to the Fatherland and the Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, has good ethical qualities, firm political stance, courage and resolve to safeguard justice, and is incorrupt and honest.
+ Possessing a bachelor or higher degree in law.
+ Having been professionally trained in adjudication.
+ Having been engaged in practical legal work for a certain period of time.
+ Being physically fit to fulfill assigned duties.
- Having worked as a high-level judge for at least 5 full years;
- Being capable of adjudicating cases and settling other matters under the jurisdiction of the Supreme People’s Court prescribed by the procedural law.
- It is possible to recruit or select people who are not working in the courts as Judges of the Supreme People's Court if they meet the following conditions:
+ Hold important positions in central agencies and organizations, have a deep understanding of politics, law, economics, culture, society, security, defense, and foreign affairs.
+ Lead experts and scientists in the field of law, holding important positions in agencies and organizations.
+ Have a high reputation in society, have the ability to adjudicate cases and resolve other matters within the jurisdiction of the Supreme People's Court in accordance with the provisions of the procedural law.
Pursuant to Article 72 of the Law on Organization of People's Courts in 2014 stipulating procedures for approval and appointment of judges of the Supreme People’s Court in Vietnam as follows:
Step 1. The Chief Justice of the Supreme People’s Court shall submit to the National Assembly for approval his/her proposals for appointment of judges of the Supreme People’s Court.
Step 2. Dossiers to be submitted to the National Assembly for approval of proposals for appointment of judges of the Supreme People’s Court shall be sent to the National Assembly Standing Committee for examination before being presented at the nearest session of the National Assembly.
Step 3. The Judiciary Committee of the National Assembly shall examine submitted dossiers for the National Assembly’s approval of proposals for appointment of judges of the Supreme People’s Court.
Step 4. The National Assembly shall consider and issue resolutions to approve proposals for appointment of judges of the Supreme People’s Court.
Step 5. Pursuant to resolutions of the National Assembly, the President shall issue decisions to appoint judges of the Supreme People’s Court.
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