Vietnam: 03 responsibilities in thrift and wastefulness prevention

Vietnam: 03 responsibilities in thrift and wastefulness prevention (Illustration)

Decree 103/2007/ND-CP stipulates 03 responsibilities in thrift and wastefulness prevention of state agencies, organizations, and units as follows:

Firstly: Responsibility in perfecting the system of norms, standards, and policies as a basis for thrift and wastefulness prevention

Heads of agencies, organizations, and units are responsible for organizing the review of norms, standards, and policies under their assigned field; issuing or submitting to competent authorities for issuance, and abolition of unsuitable norms, standards, and policies; amending and supplementing new, appropriate regulations as a basis for the implementation, inspection, and supervision of thrift and wastefulness prevention.

Secondly: Responsibility in publicizing and facilitating inspection and supervision of thrift and wastefulness prevention

Heads of agencies, organizations, and units are responsible for directing, guiding, and organizing the implementation of regulations to publicize the use of state budget and assigned financial resources; publicize the procurement, use of equipment, facilities, vehicles, working offices, public service houses, welfare constructions, and other properties in agencies, organizations, and units as a basis for functional agencies, officials, and public employees to inspect and supervise the implementation of regulations on thrift and wastefulness prevention.

Thirdly: Responsibility in inspecting, auditing, and handling violations in thrift and wastefulness prevention

- Heads of agencies, organizations, and units are responsible for guiding and organizing inspections and audits to detect and prevent violations of thrift and wastefulness prevention regulations.

- Heads of agencies, organizations, and units are responsible for directing the units under their management area to handle and resolve definitively any violations of thrift and wastefulness prevention regulations.

tails can be found in Decree 103/2007/ND-CP effective July 23, 2007.

Ty Na

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