The Steering Committee for the arrangement of administrative units at all levels and the development of a model for organizing local government at 02 levels of the Government has just issued Official Letter 09/CV-BCD to the People's Committees of provinces and centrally run cities on the orientation for temporary arrangement of staff when arranging administrative units and organizing local government at 2 levels.
The Government Steering Committee has planned to temporarily orient the arrangement of the payroll framework for commune-level administrative units.
In which, the payroll framework of a commune-level government has about 32 payrolls (excluding the payroll of the Party and mass organizations and not including the payroll of the Commune-level Military Command) arranged at 5 positions.
The Public Administration Service Center alone has 1 Vice Chairman of the People's Committee and Director of the Public Administration Service Center; 1 full-time Deputy Director and 5 civil servants (in case of implementing the model of a 1-level Public Administration Center arranged by the provincial level with appropriate staff).
The Public Administration Service Center has the function, tasks, and authority to advise and assist the People's Committees at the commune level in implementing tasks related to building e-government.
Organize the implementation of the one-stop, one-stop mechanism in handling administrative procedures and provide direct public services to people and businesses in the area.
Coordinate with central state agencies to organize vertical sectors in the province or area to receive and handle administrative procedures of people and businesses in the commune level.
The Government Steering Committee also noted that for local special- zone (oasis) authorities, the functions and tasks of departments and public services serving people at the Public Administration Service Center will be adjusted in accordance with the tasks and powers of local special-zone authorities.
Currently, many localities are assessing the current situation of the one-stop-shop department at the commune level planning to establish a Public Administration Service Center.
During the review process, it is expected to arrange the working headquarters of the Commune-level Public Administration Service Center to ensure priority for convenient location, easy access and basic area to serve people and businesses to carry out administrative procedures.
Localities also plan to transfer district-level equipment after finishing operations to the Public Administration Service Center for use.
