Central Inspection Commission’s Conference on Summarizing the Inspection and Supervision Work in the First Half of 2024 and Deploying Tasks for the Second Half of the Year
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On July 10, the Central Inspection Commission of Vietnam held a national conference to review the inspection and supervision work in the first six months of 2024 and outline tasks for the remaining months. The event was chaired by Mr. Tran Cam Tu, Member of the Politburo, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, and Head of the Central Inspection Commission.
Reporting on the work done in the past six months, Mr. Tran Van Ron, Permanent Deputy Head of the Central Inspection Commission, stated that following the directions of the Central Steering Committee for Corruption and Negative Phenomenon Prevention and Control, the Commission had instructed 20 local authorities and units to review the implementation of projects and contracts carried out by Phuc Son Joint Stock Company, Thuan An Joint Stock Company, and their affiliated enterprises.
The Central Inspection Commission directly inspected six party organizations with signs of violations and requested the Standing Committees and Inspection Commissions of ten provincial and municipal Party Committees to inspect the Party Civil Affairs Committee of the Provincial People’s Committee.
Regarding the results of the inspection, supervision, and party discipline enforcement, party committees at all levels inspected 18,476 party organizations and 107,165 party members.
143 organizations and 3,147 individuals were disciplined
Inspection Commissions at different levels inspected 804 party organizations and 2,850 party members with signs of violations. The Central Inspection Commission inspected seven party organizations and, based on the inspection results, disciplined 79 party organizations and 95 party members within their jurisdiction. They also proposed disciplinary measures for ten party organizations and 17 party members to the Party Central Committee, the Politburo, and the Party Secretariat.
In the first half of the year, the Central Inspection Commission inspected and supervised the asset and income declarations of 39 cases. They promptly reminded and rectified violations, shortcomings, and limitations in the asset and income declarations of some officials under the management of the Politburo and the Party Secretariat. The Commission also proposed disciplinary measures for four cases to the Politburo and the Party Secretariat.
Party committees and cells at all levels disciplined 165 party organizations (57 warnings and 108 reprimands) and 7,858 party members. The Party Central Committee disciplined seven officials (expelling six from the Party and dismissing one from their position), removed five officials from their positions due to shortcomings and violations, and disciplined five party organizations and six party members. The Politburo disciplined five party organizations and 27 party members, while the Party Secretariat disciplined five party organizations and 27 party members.
Inspection Commissions at various levels disciplined 143 party organizations and 3,147 party members. The Central Inspection Commission disciplined 81 party organizations and 103 party members.
Mr. Tran Van Ron, Member of the Party Central Committee and Permanent Deputy Head of the Central Inspection Commission, presenting the summary report at the conference.
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Inspection of Violations Related to Phuc Son and Thuan An Corporations
Mr. Tran Van Ron stated that in the last six months of 2024, the Central Inspection Commission would inspect and guide provincial and municipal party committees to inspect party committees, organizations, and members with signs of violations in leading and directing the implementation of projects and contracts carried out by Phuc Son Joint Stock Company and Thuan An Joint Stock Company. This inspection follows the Conclusion of the Central Steering Committee for Corruption and Negative Phenomenon Prevention and Control. The Commission will also inspect violations related to civil judgment enforcement in some localities.
“Continue to guide party committees, organizations, and the Central Inspection Commission to complete the inspection, audit, and discipline of organizations and members with violations related to AIC Company,” Mr. Tran Van Ron emphasized.
Party committees, organizations, and Inspection Commissions at all levels will continue to perform tasks as stipulated in the Party Charter, including asset and income declaration, and tasks assigned by the Party committees. The focus will be on inspecting signs of violations, promptly detecting and handling party organizations and members with signs of degeneration in political ideology, morality, and lifestyle, “self-evolution,” and “self-transformation.” Those who violate party regulations, fail to set a good example, or violate the law of the state, as well as those involved in corruption, negative phenomena, and interest groups, will be strictly handled. The Commissions will also address urgent issues in society.
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