The Can Tho City e-Portal reported that the Can Tho City People's Committee has issued Report No. 160/BC-UBND on the results of reviewing and proposing amendments to regulations, reducing administrative procedures, dossier components and reusing existing data in databases to serve administrative procedure resolution.

Through review, agencies and units in Can Tho City have proposed 359 administrative procedures related to the abolition of regulations, reducing the composition of dossiers, reducing information to be provided and reusing electronic data. In which, the Department of Justice proposed 83 procedures; the Department of Agriculture and Environment proposed 74 procedures; the Department of Health proposed 33 procedures,...
The review contents focus on simplifying the requirement to present papers, especially personal papers such as citizen identification cards, residence information, birth certificates, marriage certificates, business registration certificates, land papers, etc.
Reviewing and reusing electronic data contributes to reducing paperwork to be submitted, reducing compliance costs, saving time for people and businesses, and improving the efficiency of resolving administrative procedures in the electronic environment.
According to the City People's Committee, currently, Can Tho still faces some difficulties such as the connection and data sharing between systems is not really synchronized; some specialized databases are not complete or have not been fully authorized for local exploitation; quantifying the efficiency of data reuse is still difficult due to the lack of unified criteria and indicators for evaluation.
Continuing to promote administrative procedure reform based on data, Can Tho City proposes that central ministries and sectors continue to review and amend relevant legal regulations; accelerate the completion and connection of national databases and specialized databases; strengthen the decentralization of data exploitation to localities and soon issue full decisions announcing amended administrative procedures,...