Who has the authority to inspect the implementation of policies, strategies, planning, and plans in Vietnam?

Who has the authority to inspect the implementation of policies, strategies, planning, and plans in Vietnam? (Illustrative photo)

Decree 99/2006/ND-CP specifically stipulates the authority to inspect the implementation of policies, strategies, master plans, and plans in Vietnam as follows:

- According to the assignment of the Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam, the Office of the Government of Vietnam and functional agencies inspect the implementation of policies, strategies, master plans, and plans that fall under the responsibility or decision-making authority of the Government of Vietnam or the Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam, except in cases where the Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam directly conducts the inspection.

- Ministers, heads of ministerial-level agencies, and heads of agencies under the Government of Vietnam inspect the implementation of policies, strategies, master plans, and plans that fall under their organizational responsibility or decision-making authority. Ministers, heads of ministerial-level agencies, and heads of agencies under the Government of Vietnam directly inspect or assign inspection tasks to subordinate bodies or units.

- The Chairman of the provincial People's Committee inspects the implementation of policies, strategies, master plans, and plans that fall under the organizational responsibility or decision-making authority of the provincial People's Committee or the Chairman of the provincial People's Committee. The Chairman of the provincial People's Committee directly inspects or assigns inspection tasks to the Office of the People's Committee and functional agencies.

- For policies, strategies, master plans, and plans related to multiple sectors and fields, the agency assigned to lead the implementation shall have its head preside over the inspection.

Details can be found in Decree 99/2006/ND-CP which takes effect in Vietnam on October 15, 2006.

Ty Na

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