The People’s Committee of Ca Mau Province has submitted a proposal for the reorganization of public non-business units in the inter-communal area, under the administration of the communal-level People’s Committee, in the context of implementing a two-tier local government model (with 39 remaining communes and wards).
According to the draft proposal, Ca Mau suggests retaining the current 435 public educational institutions (including 112 lower secondary schools, 203 primary schools, and 120 public kindergartens) under the management of the district-level authorities. These institutions will be transferred intact to the newly established communal-level People’s Committees for management.
As per the proposal, the three Project Management Units in Phu Tan, Nam Can, and Ngoc Hien will be under the Provincial Project Management Unit for Agriculture and Rural Development.
Regarding healthcare, the proposal suggests transforming the nine district-level Health Centers into area-based centers. It also recommends reorganizing the 93 commune-level health stations and seven polyclinics under the district-level Health Centers into 39 new health stations. Each new commune or ward will have one Culture, Sports, and Communications Center, a public non-business unit with seven officials.
Ca Mau also plans to establish a Project Management Unit in each commune or ward to manage projects, land development, clearance, and the administration of markets, bus stations, and other similar facilities.
For the current district-level Construction Project Management Units, Ca Mau intends to reorganize them into area-based units under the specialized provincial-level Project Management Units.
The proposal also suggests maintaining the nine branches of the Land Registration Office at the district level and reorganizing the inter-communal branches under the Land Registration Office of the Department of Agriculture and Environment.
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