Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has just signed Official Dispatch No. 93/CD-TTg dated June 21, 2025, requesting ministries, branches and localities to speed up the implementation of policies and regimes for cadres, civil servants, public employees, workers and armed forces in the process of restructuring the apparatus of the political system.
Accordingly, in recent times, many ministries, branches and localities have actively implemented the reorganization of the apparatus of the political system according to the resolutions and conclusions of the Central Committee, the National Assembly, the Government and the direction of the Prime Minister.
However, in some places, there is still a situation of slow allocation of funds and confusion in organizing the implementation of policies and regimes for cadres, civil servants, public employees, workers and armed forces in the process of reorganizing the apparatus of the political system according to regulations.
In order to promptly overcome shortcomings, speed up the implementation of the set goals and requirements on restructuring and streamlining the apparatus, improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the political system and build a model of organizing local governments at both levels, the Prime Minister requested to focus on directing the drastic, serious and effective implementation of policies and regimes in accordance with regulations.
Review and approve subjects with legitimate aspirations to meet the conditions to promptly, quickly, and fully handle the legitimate rights of beneficiaries, resolutely not setting additional conditions beyond the above regulations.
Proactively balance and arrange sufficient funds from allocated budget sources and spending savings (if any) of agencies, units and budget allocation to promptly pay policies and regimes to beneficiaries.
Be responsible comprehensively before the Government and the Prime Minister in resolving policies and payment regimes for cadres, civil servants, public employees, and workers who quit their jobs due to organizational restructuring, ensuring timeliness and compliance with regulations.
Any competent agency, unit or individual that does not resolve the issue according to plan or causes negative incidents will be handled according to Party regulations and State laws.
In case of financial difficulties, promptly report to the Ministry of Finance for synthesis and submission to competent authorities for consideration and handling.
Review and reduce unnecessary steps in the approval and allocation of funds; promote decentralization and delegation of authority to all levels, especially agencies and units at the grassroots level in identifying subjects, making estimates and allocating funds in accordance with regulations and implementing without waiting for approval from superiors for each case.
Strengthen inspection and supervision of implementation at affiliated agencies and units; promptly rectify places with slow implementation, strictly handle cases of delay without a legitimate reason or intentional non-implementation.
The Prime Minister requested the Ministry of Home Affairs to proactively monitor, urge, and grasp the actual situation; synthesize difficulties, obstacles, and reflections and recommendations (if any) from ministries, branches, and localities in the process of organizing the implementation of policies and regimes.
The Ministry of Finance shall preside over the synthesis and reporting to competent authorities to supplement the central budget expenditure estimates for ministries and central agencies.
Supplement with central budget targets for localities lacking resources, ensuring sufficient resources to pay for policies and regimes; closely coordinate with the Ministry of Home Affairs and relevant agencies to agree on solutions to remove obstacles, ensuring progress and quality of implementation.
