Dak Mil needs to overcome limitations in public service performance

On the afternoon of December 23, the Dak Nong Provincial Public Service Inspection Team led by Comrade Ton Thi Ngoc Hanh, Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, worked with the Dak Mil District People's Committee to approve the draft report on the results of the public service inspection in the area.

Delegates attending the working session

Pursuant to Decision No. 733/QD-UBND dated June 17, 2024 of the Provincial People's Committee on the inspection of public services in Dak Nong province in 2024; from September 16 to 23, 2024, the Public Service Inspection Team conducted an inspection at the People's Committee of Dak Mil district. The inspection period is from January 1, 2023 to the time of inspection.

The inspection team inspected the following contents: responsibilities of heads of agencies and units; results of performance of duties and tasks of cadres, civil servants and public employees; results of implementation of the unit's work program and implementation of tasks assigned by the Provincial People's Committee and the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; results of handling administrative records and procedures.

TUV, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Ton Thi Ngoc Hanh, Head of the Inspection Delegation spoke at the working session.

According to the inspection results, Dak Mil District People's Committee basically completed the key tasks assigned by the Provincial People's Committee. Dak Mil District People's Committee has resolutely applied many forms such as reviewing, criticizing, and disciplining violating groups and individuals to promptly rectify and enhance the responsibility of cadres, civil servants, and public employees in performing public duties.

The reception and settlement of administrative procedures (TTHC) of Dak Mil district are basically carried out according to regulations. The district organizes sending letters of apology when resolving administrative procedures late.

The district guides organizations and individuals to submit applications online; posts information on administrative procedure processing on the electronic information page of the District People's Committee.

Dak Mil organized an online survey on the level of satisfaction with the handling of administrative procedures and performance of public duties by civil servants.

Chairman of Dak Mil District People's Committee Le Van Hoang explained some local difficulties in planning and handling land procedures.

However, besides the achievements, Dak Mil still has many shortcomings and limitations in performing public duties. In particular, the implementation of tasks assigned by the Provincial People's Committee and the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee is still behind schedule, and some tasks have not been completed.

In 2023, budget revenue and per capita income did not meet the set plan. The disbursement of capital to implement the 3 National Target Programs was slow. The submission of the 2024 land use plan was slow and was reminded in writing by the Provincial People's Committee.

The key work program of the District People's Committee and the departments and units that have been developed and implemented has not been ensured. The District has not yet fully implemented the conclusions and recommendations of the State Audit and the Provincial Inspectorate. The handling of petitions and letters has not been ensured according to regulations.

Leaders of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Dak Mil district explain the local difficulties in the field of land.

Coordination and provision of records and documents to the Provincial Public Service Inspection Team are not yet guaranteed. Some tasks are overdue but the Dak Mil District People's Committee has not yet included them in the report.

The development and implementation of the job transfer plan is not timely. The meeting record keeping is sketchy and does not ensure the content and format according to regulations.

The records on the electronic one-stop system and the paper records do not match. Many paper records are overdue, but the electronic system shows the status as before due.

Vice Chairman of Dak Mil District People's Committee Phan Ba ​​Tinh affirmed that the leaders of Dak Mil District People's Committee are always proactive and determined in directing and operating work.

At the working session, a number of departments, offices, units and leaders of Dak Mil District People's Committee also explained the shortcomings and limitations pointed out by the Inspection Team.

In her concluding remarks, Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial People's Committee, Head of the Provincial Public Service Inspection Delegation Ton Thi Ngoc Hanh commended the efforts of Dak Mil district in performing public duties.

The district needs to quickly overcome the existing shortcomings in the implementation of public duties. In particular, it is necessary to strengthen, be more proactive and responsible in performing assigned duties and tasks.

The district should enhance the responsibility of setting an example in the work of the head and the collective leadership of the district People's Committee. Dak Mil needs to build an annual key work program of the district People's Committee and of departments and units with focus, key points, clearly defining the time and results of implementation.

The district continues to proactively implement tasks assigned by the Provincial People's Committee and the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee to ensure quality and time requirements.

Dak Mil needs to quickly develop a plan to overcome shortcomings and limitations within 2 months from the date of issuance of the report, and report to the Provincial Public Service Inspection Team for monitoring and synthesis.

Source: https://baodaknong.vn/dak-mil-can-khac-phuc-nhung-han-che-trong-thuc-thi-cong-vu-237711.html