On June 7th, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ca Mau province, Lam Van Bi, announced that the province has formed multiple inspection teams to examine the working and living conditions of officials following the merger of several communes. As of now, the local authorities have made the necessary preparations for the new administrative body to begin operations smoothly.
“The province is determined to ensure that a lack of funds for repairing offices and residences for commune-level officials will not disrupt the functioning of the government or the public service units,” Mr. Bi asserted.
Ca Mau province sends inspection teams to review post-merger commune offices.
According to statistics from Ca Mau province, there were 1,630 commune offices before the merger. After the reorganization, 1,531 offices will remain in use, leaving 99 surplus buildings. The localities designated as the main sites for the new communes are expediting repairs and upgrades to ensure suitable working and living conditions for officials, allowing them to focus on their duties.
Mr. Nguyen The Chau, Chairman of Tran Van Thoi District People’s Committee, stated that the district regularly inspects and urges the communes to hasten the renovation of offices and residences to reassure officials who live far from their workplaces.
“For commune offices with limited space, we will install temporary partitions to create separate working areas for officials and to receive citizens. We are committed to ensuring uninterrupted administrative procedures,” Mr. Chau added.
Streamlining the Social Housing Process: A 350-Day Reduction – Can We Make It a Reality?
Resolution 201/2025/QH15 slashes 350 days off social housing procedures, aiming for 1 million apartments by 2030. This ambitious goal requires a synchronized and aggressive approach from ministries, sectors, localities, and businesses.
When Will the Building Permit Be Officially Scrapped?
“During a press conference held on June 4th, Deputy Minister of Construction, Nguyen Danh Huy, emphasized the ministry’s unwavering commitment to streamlining administrative procedures related to licensing. He assured that the ministry is dedicated to thoroughly reviewing, simplifying, and, if necessary, abolishing redundant processes. The ultimate goal is to create a conducive environment that empowers citizens, businesses, and local communities by providing them with efficient and accessible services.”
Forex Violations in Ho Chi Minh City See a Significant Decline
“Violations by enterprises in the foreign exchange sector have been on a downward trend over the years, with a significant drop compared to three years ago. This is according to a review of enterprise files, which revealed a decrease in infractions.”
The Securities Commission Accelerates Implementation of Red Tape Reduction and Simplification
“The esteemed Vice President urged officials to demonstrate focus, dedication, and proactive engagement in knowledge acquisition. Emphasizing the importance of diligence, the Vice President encouraged a culture of open communication to ensure a comprehensive understanding of operational procedures and administrative requirements. This directive extends to the leaders of units under the SSC’s jurisdiction, who are responsible for enforcing strict adherence to conditions governing administrative procedures and business operations.”
“Streamlined and Superior: How Special Mechanisms Slashed Over 1,000 Days Off Social Housing Procedures.”
“This information was presented by Mr. Le Hoang Chau, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City Real Estate Association (HOREA), at a seminar on “Breakthroughs for Social Housing Development” organized by the Government Portal on June 5th.”
