The Government has just issued report No. 583/BC-CP on the implementation of the socio-economic development plan for 2024 and the projected socio-economic development plan for 2025.
According to the report, the Government has focused on thoroughly handling cases with conditions for execution of judgments, key cases, complicated and prolonged cases, and handling the recovery of misappropriated and lost assets in criminal cases of corruption, economic cases, and credit and banking cases.
In the first 10 months of 2024 (from October 1, 2023 to July 31, 2024), the results of the execution of judgments on amounts misappropriated in criminal cases on economics and corruption: 3,015 cases have been executed, reaching a rate of 57.81%; 12,156 billion VND has been executed.
Asset and income control has been strengthened. In the first 6 months of 2024, 282,826 people declared their assets and income during the period; 2,518 people had their asset and income declarations verified; 4 people were disciplined for dishonest asset and income declarations; inspections were conducted on the implementation of asset and income declarations and disclosures at 1,083 agencies, organizations and units.
Proactively identified potential corruption and negative issues and signs of violations to detect, combat, investigate and handle violations of the law and crimes in most key economic sectors.
At the same time, handle the responsibility of the leader when corruption occurs, thereby contributing to deterring and warning subjects, preventing corruption, negativity, and profiteering, receiving public support and creating a positive spillover effect.
The rate of recovery of money and assets misappropriated in economic and corruption cases is increasing. The coordination between inspection, auditing and auditing agencies and functional agencies in the work of preventing and combating corruption is increasingly close and effective.
The inspection work has rectified and overcome shortcomings and loopholes in management, direction, operation and in the promulgation of policies and laws.
In the first 6 months of 2024, a total of 19 corruption cases were detected (down 61.2% compared to the same period in 2023), 29 violators (down 59.7% compared to 2023); of which 8 cases and 10 people were detected through internal inspection activities; 7 cases and 15 people were detected through inspection and examination activities; 4 cases and 4 people related to corruption were detected through handling complaints and denunciations.
There are 15 cases where leaders were found to be irresponsible in allowing corruption to occur; 22 people have been disciplined so far.
The work of receiving citizens and resolving complaints and denunciations at the grassroots level is carried out synchronously and resolutely, especially promoting the review and resolution of complicated, pending, and prolonged complaints and denunciations.
According to the audit report No. 3176/BC-UBKT15 of the Economic Committee, corruption and economic crimes continue to have complicated developments.
Corruption, negativity, violations of regulations on public asset management, bidding, and auction with collusion and connection between investors, contractors, and appraisal units to commit corruption, profiteering, and appropriation of state assets.
In addition, violations in the fields of finance, banking, securities, and corporate bonds, with collusion between businesses and bank officials, occurred in a number of localities.
