Tasks and powers of people’s inspection boards in state agencies, public non-business units and state enterprises in Vietnam

According to Article 27 of the Decree No. 159/2016/NĐ-CP of Vietnam’s Government, tasks and powers of people’s inspection boards in state agencies, public non-business units and state enterprises in Vietnam are prescribed as follows:

- To supervise the state agency, public non-business unit or state enterprise and responsible persons therein in accordance with Article 29 of this Decree, upon detecting signs of law violation, to propose a competent person to settle them in accordance with law and supervise the implementation of such proposal;

- To verify cases and cases as assigned by the head of the state agency, public non- business unit or state enterprise;

- To participate in inspections and examinations at the state agency, public non- business unit or state enterprise at the request of competent state agencies; to provide information and documents; to appoint participants upon request;

- To propose the head of the state agency, public non-business unit or state enterprise to handle violations according to his/her competence and address limitations and shortcomings detected through supervisory activities, ensuring lawful rights and interests of cadres, civil servants and public employees or workers;

- To propose to the grassroots Trade Union Executive Committee and head of the state agency, public non-business unit or state enterprise forms of incentives, praise and commendation for cadres, civil servants and public employees or workers who have detected violations and recorded achievements in their work;

- To receive petitions and reports of cadres, civil servants, public employees or workers as well as organizations and individuals which are related to the scope of supervision by the people’s inspection board;

- To perform other tasks and exercise other powers as prescribed by law.

View more details at the Decree No. 159/2016/NĐ-CP of Vietnam’s Government, effective from February 01, 2017.

Ty Na

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