On March 26, news from the Office of the People's Committee of Khanh Hoa province said that the locality has directed departments, branches, and localities to promote cutting and simplifying administrative procedures (TTHC), with the goal of sharply reducing time and costs, creating favorable conditions for people and businesses in 2026.
According to the direction, heads of departments, boards, branches and chairmen of commune-level People's Committees must synchronously implement tasks to ensure the completion of the targets for administrative procedure reform assigned in 2026.
In which, the focus is on reviewing and simplifying administrative procedures and business investment conditions.
Khanh Hoa province requests to cut and simplify 100% of unnecessary, contradictory, overlapping or still general and unclear business investment conditions.
At the same time, abolishing all business conditions for industries and occupations that are not in the list of conditional business investment industries and occupations according to the Investment Law.
Notably, the set target is to cut 50% of the time to resolve administrative procedures and 50% of compliance costs compared to 2024.
In addition, 100% of TTHCs specified in technical regulations and mandatory standards must be announced, reviewed and simplified.
In addition, the entire reporting regime of enterprises will be implemented in electronic form.
Internal administrative procedures between state administrative agencies must also be reviewed, cut, simplified in terms of processes, time and costs, and at the same time adjusted to suit the requirements of streamlining the apparatus, ensuring smooth and effective operation.
In parallel with that, the province requests to promote online public service provision in a comprehensive direction, proactively based on data, towards implementing administrative procedures that do not depend on administrative boundaries.
Specifically, 100% of eligible TTHCs must be provided in the form of full online public services. All information, papers, and documents related to production and business activities should only be provided once to the state administrative agency.
At the same time, 100% of internal administrative procedures in each agency must be managed in an electronic environment.
The operation of the centralized TTHC information system of ministries and sectors must ensure smooth operation, meeting the requirements of implementing the two-level local government model.
People expressed their agreement and high expectations for the policy of drastically reducing 50% of the time and costs of resolving administrative procedures.
According to Mr. Tien Thang - a resident of Nha Trang ward, if implemented in practice, this will be a strong reform step, helping to significantly reduce inconvenience, repeated travel and costs incurred when carrying out procedures.
Many people believe that shortening the processing time of dossiers will help them be more proactive in their work, especially with procedures related to land, business or personal papers.
