What are regulations on organization of district inspectorates in Vietnam?

What are regulations on organization of district inspectorates in Vietnam?

Pursuant to Article 26 of the Law on Inspection in 2010 stipulating organization of district inspectorates in Vietnam as follows:

1. District inspectorates are professional agencies of district-level People's Committees, responsible for assisting People's Committees of the same level in performing the state management of the work of inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations, prevention and combat of corruption; and inspecting, settling complaints and denunciations, and preventing and combating corruption under law.

2. A district inspectorate is composed of the chief inspector, deputy chief inspectors and inspectors.

District chief inspectors shall be appointed, relieved of duty or dismissed by district-level People's Committee chairpersons after reaching agreement with provincial chief inspectors.

District deputy chief inspectors shall assist district chief inspectors in performing their tasks under the latter's assignment

3. District inspectorates shall submit to the direction and management by chairpersons of People's Committees of the same level, and concurrently to the work direction and professional guidance of provincial inspectorates.

What are tasks and powers of district inspectorates in Vietnam?

Pursuant to Article 27 of the Law on Inspection in 2010 stipulating tasks and powers of district inspectorates in Vietnam as follows:

1. In the state management of inspection within the scope of state management of district-level People's Committees, district inspectorates have the following tasks and powers:

a/ To work out and submit inspection plans to chairpersons of district-level People's Committees for approval, and organize the implementation of these plans;

b/ To report on results of inspection work;

c/ To monitor, urge and examine the execution of district-level People's Committee chairpersons' and their own inspection conclusions, recommendations and handling decisions.

2. In inspection activities, district inspectorates have the following tasks and powers:

a/ To inspect the implementation of policies and laws, performance of tasks and exercise of powers by district-level People's Committees" professional agencies and commune level People's Committees;

b/ To inspect complicated cases related to responsibilities of many professional agencies of district-level and commune-level People's Committees;

c/ To inspect other cases and matters as assigned by chairpersons of district-level People's - Committees;

3. They shall assist district-level People's Committees in performing the state management of the settlement of complaints and denunciations; and perform the task of settling complaints and denunciations under the law on complaints and denunciations.

4. They shall assist district-level People's Committees in performing the state management of corruption prevention and combat work; and perform the task of corruption prevention and combat under the anti-corruption law.

What are tasks and powers of district chief inspectors in Vietnam?

Pursuant to Article 28 of the Law on Inspection in 2010 stipulating tasks and powers of district chief inspectors in Vietnam as follows:

1. District chief inspectors shall lead, direct and examine inspection work within the state management scope of district-level People's Committees; and lead their inspectorates in performing the tasks and exercising the powers under this Law and other relevant laws.

2. District chief inspectors have the following powers:

a/ To decide on inspection when detecting signs of law violation and be answerable to chairpersons of district-level People's Committees for their decisions;

b/ To propose competent state agencies to amend, supplement or promulgate regulations to meet management requirements; to recommend termination or annulment of unlawful regulations detected through inspection work;

c/ To recommend district-level People's Committee chairpersons to settle inspection-related issues. In case their recommendations are not accepted, to report such to provincial chief inspectors;

d/ To recommend district-level People's Committee chairpersons to examine liability and handle persons under their respective management who commit law violations detected through inspection or fail to comply with inspection conclusions or handling decisions: to request heads of other agencies or organizations to examine liability and handle persons under the management of these agencies or organizations who commit law violations detected through inspection or fail to comply with inspection conclusions or handling decisions.

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