The Chairman of the People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa Province, Do Minh Tuan, has approved a plan to verify the assets and incomes of officials working in 10 agencies and units in 2025.
Accordingly, the Thanh Hoa Provincial Inspectorate will verify the assets and incomes of officials with annual asset declaration obligations working in the following agencies and units: People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa City, People’s Committee of Sam Son City, People’s Committees of Ba Thuoc, Vinh Loc, Thanh Thanh, Hau Loc, Hoang Hoa, Quan Hoa, Nga Son, and Tho Xuan districts.
The authorities will verify the truthfulness, completeness, and clarity of the asset and income declarations, as well as the truthfulness of explanations regarding the sources of additional assets and incomes.
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The number of randomly selected officials for verification must ensure a minimum of 10% of those with annual declaration obligations in each agency or unit, including at least one leader or deputy leader as per regulations.
The decision also states that officials under investigation, prosecution, or trial; those undergoing treatment for critical illnesses certified by authorized medical agencies; those studying or working abroad for 12 months or longer; and those who have had their assets and incomes verified in the previous four consecutive years will not be subject to verification.
The organization responsible for randomly selecting officials for asset and income verification must do so publicly, either through a lottery draw or using computer software, and invite representatives from the Provincial Inspection Committee and the Fatherland Front Committee to observe and witness the process.
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