What are tasks and powers of ministers toward their ministries in Vietnam?
What are tasks and powers of ministers toward their ministries in Vietnam? What are tasks and powers of ministers in relationship with ministries and government-attached agencies in Vietnam?
What are tasks and powers of ministers toward their ministries in Vietnam?
Pursuant to Article 24 of the Decree 123/2016/NĐ-CP stipulating tasks and powers of ministers toward their ministries in Vietnam as follows:
1. To lead, direct and take personal responsibility for all aspects of work of their ministries; to direct units of their ministries in implementing approved strategies, master plans, plans, programs and projects, and perform tasks of their ministries assigned by the Government.
2. To promulgate according to their competence or submit to the Government or Prime Minister for promulgation legal documents and policies on development of their ministries’ assigned sectors and fields; to guide, review and organize the implementation of such documents.
3. To carry out the recruitment, appointment, relief from duty, dismissal, permission for resignation, suspension from the work, transfer, rotation, evaluation, planning, training, retraining, commendation, rewarding and disciplining of civil servants and public employees, and decentralize powers for management of civil servants and public employees to attached organizations and units in accordance with law.
4. To decide on decentralization of powers and authorization to attached organizations or units.
5. To decide on programs on scientific and technological research, and application of scientific or technological advances; standards, processes, regulations and technical- economic norms of sectors and fields according to their competence.
6. To decide on the establishment of interdisciplinary coordination organizations in accordance with law.
7. To decide on the appointment, relief from duty, dismissal, permission for resignation or suspension from work of general directors of general departments after receiving the Prime Minister’s opinions.
8. To decide on the appointment, relief from duty, dismissal, permission for resignation, suspension from work, commendation, rewarding and disciplining of deputy general directors of general departments and heads and deputy heads of departments, bureaus/agencies/authorities, inspectorates, offices and public non-business units of their ministries and divisions of departments (if any), divisions of ministerial inspectorates and divisions of ministerial offices in accordance with law.
To decide on the decentralization of powers for appointment, relief from duty, dismissal, permission for resignation and suspension from work of heads and deputy heads of organizations and units of general departments, bureaus/agencies/authorities and public non-business units of their ministries with law.
9. To lead and direct the inspection and examination of the implementation of laws in their ministries’ assigned sectors or fields nationwide.
10. To manage and organize the effective use of working offices, assets and equipment, finance and state budgets allocated to them; to decide on measures to prevent and combat corruption, practice thrift and combat waste and manifestations of bureaucracy and authoritarianism in their ministries’ assigned sectors and fields.
11. To promulgate their ministries’ working regulations, and direct and inspect the implementation of these regulations.
12. To lead and direct the administrative reform and reform of the regime of official duties and civil servants in sectors and fields under their ministries’ state management.
13. To take the initiative in closely coordinating with agencies of the Party, National Assembly, Supreme People’s Court, Supreme People’s Procuracy, Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front and central bodies of socio-political organizations; to give explanations about matters of concern of the Ethnic Council or National Assembly Committees; to answer questions raised by National Assembly deputies and petitions of voters, the Vietnam Fatherland Front and socio-political organizations on matters under their ministries’ management.
14. To perform other tasks assigned by the Government or Prime Minister.
What are tasks and powers of ministers in relationship with ministries and government-attached agencies in Vietnam?
Pursuant to Article 25 of the Decree 123/2016/NĐ-CP stipulating tasks and powers of ministers in relationship with ministries and government-attached agencies in Vietnam as follows:
1. To guide, inspect and coordinate with ministries and government-attached agencies in performing tasks in their assigned sectors and fields.
2. To propose other Ministers to suspend the implementation of, or annul, regulations promulgated by other ministries in contravention of the Constitution, laws or documents of superior state agencies or their ministries on sectors or fields under their ministries’ management. In case their proposals are not approved, they may be submitted to the Prime Minister for decision.
3. To assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with other Ministers in, settling matters related to sectors or fields under their ministries state management.
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