General Standards for Civil Judgment Enforcement Sector Officials

03:54, 11/07/2024

Circular 03/2017/TT-BTP was issued by the Ministry of Justice on April 05, 2017, detailing the specific general standards required for officials specializing in the execution of civil judgments.

Accordingly, Circular 03 has enumerated the general standards that civil enforcement officials need to have:

- Possessing a strong political will, steadfast in Marxism-Leninism, Ho Chi Minh's ideology, thoroughly understanding the guidelines and policies of the Communist Party; loyal to the Fatherland and the Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam; protecting the interests of the Fatherland and the people.- Fully performing the duties of an official as prescribed by law; strictly complying with the tasks assigned by superiors; adhering to the law, maintaining discipline, order, and administrative procedures; exemplarily following the rules and regulations of the Agency.- Being dedicated, responsible, honest, objective, fair, and exemplary in public service; polite, cultured, and standard in communication and service to the people.- Leading a healthy, modest, and united lifestyle; diligent, thrifty, honest, just, and impartial; not exploiting public office for personal gain; not bureaucratic, corrupt, wasteful, or negative.- Regularly having the consciousness to study and train to improve qualities, levels, and capabilities.- Having sufficient health to complete assigned tasks.

See details of Circular 03/2017/TT-BTP, effective from May 22, 2017.

- Thao Uyen -

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