The Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking opinions on the draft Law on Organization of Local Government (MO ago) amendment. The draft law is expected to be submitted to the National Assembly at the upcoming 9th session.
One of the notable points in the draft Law is to amend regulations related to the determination of tasks and powers of provincial and grassroots trade unions; promote decentralization and delegation between the Central and local levels and between provincial and grassroots trade unions.
Based on the 2-level Q&A model (including provincial and grassroots levels), the draft law clearly defines the tasks and powers of each Q&A level in the direction of:
The provincial level focuses on issuing mechanisms, policies, strategies, planning, and macro management of issues of inter-regional and inter-based nature, beyond the settlement capacity of the facility, requiring in-depth expertise and ensuring consistency at the whole provincial level.
The grassroots level is the level of policy implementation (from the central and provincial levels), focusing on tasks of serving the people, directly solving problems of the community, providing basic and essential public services to the people in the area; tasks that require the participation of the community, promoting the proactiveness and creativity of the grassroots level.
The Ministry of Home Affairs said that in order to consistently implement the principle of "locality decides, locality does, locality is responsible," in addition to the tasks and powers of provincial-level grassroots trade unions according to current regulations, the draft Law has added a number of provisions to promote decentralization from the central level to provincial-level grassroots trade unions, especially in promulgating mechanisms, policies, planning areas, finance, budget, investment... of the locality.
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At the same time, the draft Law stipulates that, based on practical situations, provincial-level grassroots unions should promote decentralization and delegation of their tasks and powers to grassroots unions to improve the governance capacity of grassroots unions, enhance efficiency, effectiveness and efficiency in state management and promote local socio-economic development.
In particular, promote decentralization and delegation of authority to ward administrative units to manage and develop urban areas, develop urban economy and promote decentralization and delegation of authority to special-zone administrative units to grant autonomy in state management in island areas.
Thereby, ensuring flexibility and proactiveness in responding to unexpected and unexpected events and situations to firmly protect the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country in seas and islands, promote the advantages and potential of the marine economy, integrate into the international economy, ensure attracting people to live, protect and develop islands.
To ensure that grassroots trade unions at all levels effectively carry out assigned tasks and powers, the draft Law has amended and supplemented regulations on the organization of grassroots trade unions at the provincial and grassroots levels. Accordingly, provincial-level grassroots trade unions basically keep the current regulations.
