On August 4, the Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee issued a document directing departments and branches to continue implementing the task of effectively organizing the two-level local government model.
According to the province's assessment, since July 1, the two-level local government model has operated basically smoothly, continuously, and promptly to meet the requirements of serving the people.
However, the operation of the commune and ward authorities still has some difficulties, problems, and limitations in performing decentralized and delegated tasks.
There is a shortage of IT staff. Network infrastructure and technology in some places have not met the requirements of the task...
In this situation, the Provincial People's Committee requested the commune-level government to urgently complete the organization and apparatus.
Units quickly rearrange and reassign the team of cadres and civil servants in accordance with job positions and professional qualifications.
The People's Committees of communes and wards need to specifically reflect the most inadequacies and difficulties of their localities in performing their tasks and propose solutions to resolve them.
In particular, the Provincial People's Committee requested the Department of Finance to send professional staff and civil servants to guide the commune-level professional department to grasp and immediately implement the work of financial and budget management. Thereby, not affecting other work.
