After the merger, the new Department of Finance will be organized into 11 specialized departments and 1 public service unit, reducing 6 departments compared to the total of the previous 17 departments of the two departments, equivalent to a decrease of 35.3%.
Departments: Department Office; Department Inspectorate; Investment Department; Budget Management Department; Industry Economic Department; Department of Finance and Enterprise Development; Department of General and Planning; Department of Finance and Administration; Department of Price and Property Management; Department of Business Registration; Department of Infrastructure Development (Department of Economic Industry and Services).
The Department of Finance only has the Public Service Center of the Finance and Development Investment sector as its affiliated public service unit, with a total of 31 people on the payroll.
The merger requires a reasonable organizational structure to ensure effective operation, especially when performing emergency tasks, requiring timely advice from specialized departments.
The number of leaders reduced needs to be carefully considered to ensure the effective leadership of the new organization. Professional departments will have to cover more areas, requiring close coordination between departments and requiring in-depth expertise, broad understanding and high concentration of leaders and experts.
Nghe An Provincial People's Committee assigned the Department of Home Affairs to preside over and coordinate with the Department of Finance and the Department of Planning and Investment to develop a detailed plan for the merger, including the arrangement of personnel, facilities and other related issues. The merger process must ensure that the operations of agencies are not interrupted, while creating favorable conditions for cadres, civil servants and workers in the transition process.
The merger of the Department of Finance and the Department of Planning and Investment is expected to improve the quality of advisory work for the Provincial Party Committee, People's Council and Provincial People's Committee; ensure a streamlined apparatus, effective and efficient operations; and at the same time meet the requirements of socio-economic development of the province in the new period.
