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THE PRIME MINISTER OF GOVERNMENT
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SOCIALIST
REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM
Independence - Freedom - Happiness
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No: 30/QD-TTg
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Hanoi,
January 10, 2007
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DECISION
APPROVING THE 2007-2010 SCHEME ON SIMPLIFICATION
OF ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES IN THE STATE MANAGEMENT DOMAINS
THE PRIME MINISTER
Pursuant to the
December 25, 2001 Law on Organization of the Government;
Pursuant to the Prime Minister's Decision No. 136/2001/QD-TTg of September 17, 2001,
approving the 2001-2010 overall program on the state administrative reform;
Pursuant to the Prime Minister's Decision No. 94/2006/QD-TTg of April 27, 2006,
approving the 2006-2010 plan on administrative reform;
At the proposal of the Minister-Director of the Government Office,
DECIDES:
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1.- To
approve the 2007-2010 Scheme on simplification of administrative procedures in
the state administrative domains.
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2.- To assign the Government Office to
assume the prime responsibility for, monitor and urge ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and
provincial/municipal People's Committees in, the implementation of this Scheme.
Article
3.- This
Decision takes effect after its signing.
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PRIME MINISTER
Nguyen Tan Dung
2007-2010 SCHEME
ON SIMPLIFICATION OF
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES IN THE STATE MANAGEMENT DOMAINS
(Approved together with the Prime
Minister's Decision No. 30/QD-TTg of January 10, 2007)
I.
BACKGROUND
The first phase
(2001-2005) of the 2001-2010 overall program on the state administrative reform
which was approved by the Prime Minister (together with his Decision No.
136/2001/QD-TTg of September 17, 2001) has ended. The first phase-review report
of the Government's Steering Committee for administrative reform affirmed that
over the past five years, the administrative reform has been carried out
comprehensively in all management domains, creating recognizable changes.
Administrative reform is identified as one of the important solutions to
implementation of the socio-economic development strategy and incremental
renewal of the political system.
In order to accelerate
the successful performance of the five-year (2006-2010) socio-economic tasks,
especially when Vietnam has officially become a member of the World Trade Organization
(WTO), and to achieve the objective of building a democratic, clean, strong,
professional, effective and efficient administration, which centers on the
people and enterprises, the Government has mapped out the 2006-2010 plan on
state administrative reform. One of the central tasks of this plan is to
formulate and organize the implementation of a scheme on simplification of
administrative procedures in the state management domains. Studies of the
world's experience in administrative reform show that simplification of
administrative procedures is the key task of programs on modernization of
administration of the governments of developed countries.
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Results of
administrative reform over the past years show that the relationship between
state administrative bodies and people as well as enterprises has been improved
remarkably, through a series of measures such as reform of administrative
procedures in association with the application of the OSS mechanism; making
public and transparent regulations on administrative reform; reviewing,
amending and abolishing administrative procedures towards simplicity and
convenience for citizens and enterprises.
Apart from the results
and positive changes in various administrative management domains and
administrative procedures, there still remains a fairly common tendency that
administrative bodies create convenience for themselves but difficulties for
individuals, organizations and enterprises; still exists the ideology of
subsidy and sectionalism among ministries and branches in the formulation and
promulgation of administrative procedures; and the lack of responsibility in
inspection of the implementation organization. Hence, administrative procedures
remain troublesome and complicated, causing difficulties for individuals,
organizations and enterprises, missing investment opportunities and hindering
production capacity of various economic sectors in society. Specifically:
- Administrative
procedures in the relationship between state administrative bodies and
individuals, organizations and enterprises, and between state administrative
agencies themselves have not yet ensured the consistency and uniformity,
remaining cumbersome, overlapping, contradictory and unreasonable; they were
promulgated by various levels and agencies in various forms of legal document;
- Business conditions
remain to be hindrances and obstacles to production and business of citizens
and enterprises. There exist not a few business conditions favorable for
management agencies but unfavorable for citizens and enterprises;
- The system of
administrative application and declaration forms in administrative procedural
dossiers issued by state administrative bodies still lacks consistency, with
many irrational provisions, causing troubles to individuals, organizations and
enterprises, which, however, are late to be standardized towards simplicity and
convenience; lacks a strict control of publicity, transparency, uniformity and
rationality in terms of their contents and forms. This situation has caused a
lot of troubles and difficulties to individuals, organizations and enterprises,
giving rise to harassment and negative acts;
- In addition to the
limitations in contents of regulations on administrative procedures, weaknesses
were also seen in the organization of implementation. Many provisions on
administrative mechanisms, policies and procedures are incompatible with
realities but late to be detected for timely adjustment and amendment. Though recognized
for long, this situation has not yet been redressed.
The above limitations
and shortcomings are attributed to the following:
First, the state management
awareness and thinking of not a few officials and employees, including key
leaders, are late to be renewed, as reflected in their desires to impose strict
management, to take upon themselves others' business or impose their ideas on
others, which are quite common in different branches and at different levels.
Second, administrative
procedures constitute a broad and complicated issue related to different
subjects in society and associated with the powers of various state
administrative bodies and authorities. In not a few cases, the implementation
of administrative procedures also means the abolition of powers and benefits
they bring about. Therefore, it is opposed by a section of cadres and civil
servants.
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Fourth, current
administrative procedures are implemented part by part, lacking transferability
and coordination, requiring individuals, organizations and enterprises to
contact different agencies in carrying out the procedures.
Fifth, there still lacks a
mechanism strong enough bind on state administrative bodies in the receipt and
prompt handling of reports and petitions of individuals, organizations and
enterprises regarding inappropriate mechanisms or administrative procedures.
II.
OBJECTIVES, REQUIREMENTS AND SCOPE OF THE SCHEME
1. Objectives
To simplify
administrative procedures in the state management domains with a view to
ensuring their uniformity, consistency, simplicity, publicity and transparency;
creating favorable conditions for individuals, organizations and enterprises to
access and implement administrative procedures; raising effectiveness and
efficacy of the state management and promoting socio-economic development;
contributing to the prevention and combat of corruption and waste.
2. Requirements
- Administrative
procedures in each management domain, business conditions, administrative
application and declaration forms in administrative procedural dossiers must be
considered and evaluated for abolition or amendment towards simplicity and
convenience for individuals, organizations and enterprises;
- Administrative
handling processes, business conditions, administrative application and
declaration forms as well as administrative procedures must be standardized and
publicized for all individuals, organizations and enterprises to know and
implement;
- There must be
effective legal mechanisms for state administrative bodies to receive and
handle reports and petitions of individuals, organizations and enterprises
regarding inappropriate administrative mechanisms, policies or procedures;
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3. Scope
Administrative
procedures shall be simplified in the state management domains, in the
relationship between state administrative bodies and individuals, organizations
as well as enterprises, and among state administrative bodies.
III.
CONTENTS OF THE SCHEME
Sub-scheme 1:
Simplification of administrative procedures in each state management domain
1. Objectives
To systemize and
comprehensively assess the current state administrative procedures, detect
shortcomings, thereby mapping out solutions to handling and perfecting the
system of administrative procedures towards simplicity and convenience for
individuals, organizations and enterprises.
2. Contents
a/ Making statistics
on and gathering administrative procedures related to individuals, organizations
and enterprises in each state management domain which fall within the handling
competence of ministries, ministerial-level agencies or government-attached
agencies; of professional bodies attached to and of People's Committees at all
levels (provincial, district, commune), and within the functions and scope of
state management of ministries, ministerial-level agencies and
government-attached agencies;
b/ Revising, assessing
administrative procedures and the organization of implementation of administrative
procedures in different aspects: legal provisions; handling processes;
procedural dossiers; handling competence; transferability, coordination,
discipline and order in the handling of administrative procedures; difficulties
and obstacles for individuals, organizations and enterprises in carrying out
administrative procedures; time limit for the handling of administrative
procedures; feasibility and appropriateness of administrative procedures;
charges and fees;
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d/ Considering,
amending, abolishing according to competence or proposing competent authorities
to consider, amend or abolish inappropriate administrative procedures, which
cause difficulties to production and business of enterprises and the people's
life;
e/ Studying for
promulgation according to competence or proposing competent agencies to
promulgate regulations on administrative procedural dossiers, the
decentralization of, the mechanism of transferability, responsibilities for
coordination as well as discipline and order in, the handling and
implementation of administrative procedures, codifying regulations on
administrative procedures (when necessary) in order to create conditions for
individuals, organizations and enterprises to access and carry out
administrative procedures quickly, easily and conveniently;
f/ Summing up
suggestions and proposals of ministries, ministerial-level agencies,
government-attached agencies and provincial/municipal People's Committees on
the amendment and abolition of administrative procedures provided in legal
documents of the Prime Minister, the Government, the National Assembly Standing
Committee and the National Assembly;
g/ Drafting and
submitting to the Government a decree on simplification of administrative
procedures so as to amend and abolish those which are inappropriate in legal
documents of the Government and the Prime Minister in the direction that this
decree amends many other decrees;
h/ Drafting and
submitting to the Government a law on simplification of administrative
procedures so as to amend and abolish those which are inappropriate in law and
ordinances in the direction that this law amends many other laws and ordinances;
i/ Establishing a
database on administrative procedures in each state management domain;
j/ Making a
final-review report on this sub-scheme.
3. Division of
responsibility for implementation
3.1. Ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies:
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- To establish
databases on administrative procedures in their management branches and domains
for publicization on their respective websites;
- To supply the
Government Office with databases on administrative procedures in their management
branches and domains; to coordinate with the Government Office in establishing
databases on administrative procedures for publicization on the Government
website.
- Biannually, to
report to the Prime Minister on the implementation situation and results.
3.2.
Provincial/municipal People's Committees:
- To coordinate with
ministries, ministerial-level agencies and government-attached agencies in the
latter's performance of the task of simplification of administrative procedures
mentioned in Section 3.1.
- To revise, assess
administrative procedures which fall under the promulgating competence of local
authorities and are related to individuals, organizations and enterprises;
- To amend, abolish
administrative procedures falling under their promulgating competence which are
inappropriate and cause difficulties to individuals, organizations and
enterprises;
- To propose the Prime
Minister, ministries, ministerial-level agencies or government-attached
agencies to amend or abolish inappropriate administrative procedures which fall
under the promulgating competence of central state management agencies.
- To make public and
transparent administrative procedures in order to create conditions for
citizens, organizations and enterprises to get easy and convenient access to
and carry out administrative procedures;
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- To promulgate
according to its competence or propose the Prime Minister to direct functional
agencies in promulgating regulations on the mechanism of transferability,
responsibility for coordination, discipline and order in the handling of
administrative procedures related to individuals, organizations and enterprises;
- Biannually, to
report to the Prime Minister on the implementation situation and results;
- To make reports on
final review of the sub-scheme.
3.3. The Government
Office:
- To urge ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and
provincial/municipal People's Committees in performing the task of simplifying
administrative procedures according to the provisions of Sections 3.1 and 3.2;
- To perform the task
of simplifying administrative procedures according to the provisions of Points
f, g and h, Section 2;
- To assume the prime
responsibility for, and coordinate with the Government website, ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and provincial/municipal
People's Committees in, establishing a database on administrative procedures
and publicize it on the Government website;
- To make final-review
reports on the sub-scheme.
4. Products
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- Legal documents of
ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies or
provincial/municipal People's Committees, amending or abolishing administrative
procedures which fall under their competence and are inappropriate and cause
difficulties to individuals, organizations and enterprises;
- Legal documents of
ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies or
provincial/municipal People's Committees or draft legal documents of the
Government or the Prime Minister, providing for administrative procedures, the
decentralization of the handling of administrative procedures, the mechanism of
transferability and coordination responsibility, discipline and order in the
handling of administrative procedures, the codification of regulations on
administrative procedures (when necessary);
- The Government's
sum-up reports on suggestions and proposals of ministries, ministerial-level
agencies, government-attached agencies and provincial/municipal People's
Committees regarding the amendment or abolition of inappropriate administrative
procedures provided in legal documents of the Prime Minister, the Government,
the National Assembly or the National Assembly Standing Committee;
- Draft decrees on the
simplification of administrative procedures;
- A bill on the
simplification of administrative procedures;
- Final-review reports
on the sub-scheme of ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government-attached
agencies or provincial/municipal People's Committees.
5. Implementation
schedule
- Time for execution
of the sub-scheme: From January 2007 to December 31, 2010;
- Time for ministries,
ministerial-level agencies and government-attached agencies to perform the
tasks defined at Points a, b, c, d and e, Section 2: From January 2007 to
December 31, 2007;
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- Time for
provincial/municipal People's Committees to perform the task of simplifying
administrative procedures defined in Section 3.2: From January 2007 to October
15, 2010;
- Time for the
Government Office to perform the tasks specified in Section 3.3: From January
15, 2007 to October 15, 2010. Specifically:
+ To submit to the
Government a draft decree on simplification of administrative procedures:
Before August 20, 2008;
+ To submit to the
Government a bill on simplification of administrative procedures: Before
October 20, 2008.
- Time for ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and
provincial/municipal People's Committees to send to the Scheme Administration
Board reports on final review of the sub-scheme: Before October 15, 2010.
Sub-scheme 2: Simplification of business conditions
1. Objectives:
To establish a
transparent, reasonable and uniform system of business conditions, which meets the
requirements of state management tasks, on the one hand, and the requirements
for simplification, cost- and time-reduction for citizens and enterprises of
all economic sectors, on the other.
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b/ Revising,
evaluating each type of business conditions on the following aspects: legal
provisions; their suitability and feasibility; difficulties and obstacles for
people and enterprises when implementing regulations on business conditions;
and relevant issues;
c/ Making reports on
the simplification of business conditions; collecting opinions of citizens,
relevant enterprises and organizations on draft reports and submitting them to
the Scheme Administration Board for consideration and comment;
d/ Drafting and
submitting to the Government a decree on simplification of business conditions
for modification and abolition of inappropriate ones which fall under the
deciding competence of the Government along the direction that this decree
amends many other decrees;
e/ Drafting and
submitting to the Government a law on simplification of business conditions for
modification or abolition of inappropriate ones which are provided for in laws
or ordinances along the direction that this law amends many other laws and
ordinances;
f/ Establishing a
database on business conditions in each state management domain;
g/ Biannually,
reporting to the Prime Minister on the implementation situation and results;
h/ Making final-review
reports on the sub-scheme.
3. Division of
responsibility for implementation
3.1. Implementing agency:
The Ministry of Planning and Investment.
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Ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and
provincial/municipal People's Committees shall coordinate with the Ministry of
Planning and Investment in the implementation of this Scheme.
4. Products
- Reports on
simplification of business conditions;
- A draft decree on
simplification of business conditions;
- A bill on
simplification of business conditions;
- Database system on
business conditions in each state management domain, which will be established
and publicized on websites of the Government, ministries, branches and
localities;
- Final-review reports
on the sub-scheme.
5. Implementation
schedule
- Time for
implementation of the sub-scheme: From January 2007 to December 31, 2008;
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- Time for submission
to the Government for comment the decree on simplification of business
conditions: Before February 20, 2008;
- Time for submission
to the Government the bill on simplification of business conditions: Before
June 20, 2008.
Sub-scheme 3: Simplification of administrative application and
declaration forms in administrative procedural dossiers
1. Objectives
To ensure uniformity and
consistency in the issuance, management and use of administrative application
and declaration forms in administrative procedural dossiers; to combat the
abuse of administrative application and declaration forms for sectional
benefits, which causes difficulties to individuals, organizations and
enterprises; to ensure simplicity, comprehensibility, usability and convenience
in the access to and use of administrative application and declaration forms.
2. Contents
a/ Making statistics
on and gather administrative application and declaration forms in
administrative procedural dossiers in each state management domain which fall
under the processing competence of ministries, ministerial-level agencies, or
government-attached agencies; the processing competence of specialized bodies
attached to or of People's Committees of all levels (provincial, district and
commune) and within the functions and state management scope of ministries,
ministerial-level agencies or government-attached agencies;
b/ Revising, evaluating
administrative application and declaration forms in the following aspects:
contents, presentation, languages, promulgating competence and relevant issues;
c/ Standardizing
administrative application and declaration forms in the state management
branches and domains towards simplicity, comprehensibility and convenience for
users;
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e/ Promulgating new
administrative application and declaration forms or modifying or annulling
those forms which are inappropriate;
f/ Requesting
provincial/municipal People's Committees to immediately annul those
administrative application and declaration forms which are inappropriate or
promulgated by local authorities ultra vires;
g/ Establishing a
database on administrative application and declaration forms in administrative
procedural dossiers for branches and domains under their management;
h/ Making final-review
reports on the sub-scheme.
3. Division of responsibility
for implementation
3.1. Ministries,
ministerial-level agencies and government-attached agencies:
- To perform the task
of simplifying administrative application and declaration forms according to
the provisions of Section 2;
- To establish databases
on administrative application and declaration forms in branches and domains
under their management for publicization on their respective websites;
- To supply the
Government Office with databases on administrative application and declaration
forms in branches and domains under their management; to coordinate with the
Government Office in establishing databases on administrative application and
declaration forms for publicization on the Government's website;
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3.2.
Provincial/municipal People's Committees:
- To coordinate with
ministries, ministerial-level agencies and government-attached agencies in
organizing the implementation of the sub-scheme;
- To abolish inappropriate
administrative application and declaration forms in administrative procedural
dossiers at the request of ministries, ministerial-level agencies or
government-attached agencies or those which are promulgated ultra vires.
- To publicize
administrative applications and declaration forms;
- To establish
databases on administrative application and declaration forms on websites of
provinces or centrally run cities, databases of ministries, ministerial-level
agencies or government-attached agencies;
- To report biannually
to the Prime Minister on the implementation situation and results;
- To make final-review
reports on the sub-scheme.
3.3. The Government
Office:
- To urge ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and provincial/municipal
People's Committees to perform the task of simplifying administrative
application and declaration forms according to the provisions of Sections 3.1
and 3.2;
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4. Products
- Reports on
simplification of administrative application and declaration forms of ministries,
ministerial-level agencies or government-attached agencies;
- Decisions of
ministries, ministerial-level agencies or government-attached agencies,
promulgating administrative application and declaration forms;
- Systems of databases
on administrative application and declaration forms in administrative
procedural dossiers in the management domains which are established and
publicized on websites of the Government, ministries, branches and localities;
- Final-review reports
on the sub-scheme of ministries, ministerial-level agencies,
government-attached agencies or provincial/municipal People's Committees.
5. Implementation
schedule
- Time for
implementation of the sub-scheme: From January 2007 to December 31, 2008;
- Time for ministries,
ministerial-level agencies and government-attached agencies to perform the
tasks defined in Section 3.1: From January 2007 to December 31, 2007;
- Time for submission
to the Scheme Administration Board the reports on simplification of
administrative application and declaration forms: Before December 31, 2007;
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- Time for the
Government Office to perform the tasks defined in Section 3.3: From January
2007 and December 31, 2008.
Sub-scheme 4: Formulating mechanisms for receipt and handling of reports
and petitions of individuals, organizations and enterprises on inappropriate
administrative mechanisms, policies or procedures
1. Objectives
To promptly adjust,
amend and perfect administrative mechanisms, policies or procedures which are
no longer suitable to reality, causing difficulties to individuals, organizations
and enterprises; to raise the efficiency of the receipt and handling of reports
and petitions on administrative mechanisms, policies or procedures of state
administrative agencies.
2. Contents
a/ Studying,
evaluating the actual situation on receipt and handling of reports and
petitions of individuals, organizations and enterprises on administrative
mechanisms, policies or procedures of agencies in the state administrative
system;
b/ Drafting and
submitting to the Government a decree providing for the receipt and handling of
reports and petitions of individuals, organizations and enterprises on
administrative mechanisms, policies or procedures;
c/ Collecting opinions
of managers, scientists, individuals, organizations and enterprises on the draft
decree before submitting it to the Government for consideration and decision;
d/ Making final-review
reports on the sub-scheme.
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3.1. Implementing
agency: The Government Office.
3.2. Coordinating
agencies: ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies
and People's Committees at all levels.
Ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and People's
Committees at all levels shall assist and create conditions for the Government
Office to perform the assigned tasks.
4. Products
- Reports evaluating
the actual situation of receipt and handling of reports and petitions on
inappropriate administrative mechanisms, policies and procedures of agencies in
the state administrative system;
- A draft decree of
the Government providing for the receipt and handling of reports and petitions
of individuals, organizations and enterprises on mechanisms, policies or
administrative procedures.
5. Implementation
schedule
- Time for implementation
of the sub-scheme: From January 2007 to December 31, 2007.
- Time for submission
to the Government the draft decree providing for the receipt and handling of
reports and petitions of individuals, organizations and enterprises on
administrative mechanisms, policies and procedures: The fourth quarter of 2007.
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1. Division of
responsibility for implementation
1.1. The Government
Office:
- To perform and take
responsibility before the Prime Minister and the Scheme Administration Board
for the tasks assigned by the Prime Minister and defined in the Scheme;
- To assume the prime
responsibility for, and coordinate with the Ministry of Planning and Investment
and the Ministry of Home Affairs in, mobilizing international resources for
implementation of the 2007-2010 Scheme on simplification of administrative
procedures in the state management domains.
1.2. The Ministry of
Planning and Investment:
- To perform and take
responsibility before the Prime Minister and the Scheme Administration Board
for the tasks assigned by the Prime Minister and defined in the Scheme;
- To coordinate with
the Government Office and the Ministry of Home Affairs in mobilizing
international resources for implementation of the 2007-2010 Scheme on simplification
of administrative procedures in the state management domains.
1.3. The Ministry of
Finance
To arrange enough
funding sources for the formulation and implementation of the Scheme according
to the provisions of Circular No. 99/2006/TT-BTC of October 20, 2006; to
conduct financial inspection in the implementation of the Scheme; to sum up the
situation of annual fund allocation for sub-schemes and approve the final
settlements of the completed sub-schemes;
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To coordinate with the
Ministry of Planning and Investment and the Government Office in mobilizing
international resources in support of the implementation of the Scheme.
1.5. The Ministry of
Justice
To coordinate with the
Government Office and the Ministry of Planning and Investment in drafting a
bill on simplification of administrative procedures and a bill on
simplification of business conditions. To include these two bills in the
tentative legislative program of the XIIth National Assembly, ensuring the
implementation schedule mapped out in the Scheme.
1.6. Ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and
provincial/municipal People's Committees:
- To take
responsibility before the Prime Minister and the Scheme Administration Board
for performance of the tasks assigned in each sub-scheme;
- To coordinate,
within the ambit of their functions, with the prime agencies, in implementing
the relevant contents mentioned in each sub-scheme and biannually to report to
the Prime Minister on the implementation situation and results.
2. Implementation
schedule
The Scheme's
implementation schedule is defined in each sub-scheme. By the end of 2010 a
final review will be organized to assess the results of implementation of the
Scheme.
3. Requirements on
human resources
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- A contingent of
experts of ministries, branches and localities;
- Outstanding experts
in relevant domains who are not on the payrolls of ministries, branches or
localities.
3.2. On finance:
- Expenditures:
+ To elaborate
programs and plans of sub-schemes;
+ To organize surveys
at ministries, branches, localities and in foreign countries;
+ To investigate into,
survey, make statistics on and gather administrative procedures, business
conditions, application and declaration forms in administrative procedural
dossiers and administrative procedures in the state management domains;
+ To hire consultants;
+ To organize seminars
to collect opinions of scientists and managers;
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+ To organize training
and implementation;
+ To establish
databases and systems of databases on the websites of the Government,
ministries and localities.
- Funding estimates
for implementation of the 2007-2010 Scheme on simplification of administrative
procedures in the state management domains:
Based on the Scheme
already approved by the Prime Minister and detailed estimates made by the prime
agencies, the Finance Ministry shall coordinate with the Ministry of Planning
and Investment in arranging budget funds for implementation of the Scheme,
which shall be allocated based on the annual demands.
Funds for
implementation of each sub-scheme shall be assured within the annual budget
estimates of the task-performing agencies defined in each sub-scheme.
4. Scheme
Administration Board
To set up the Scheme
Administration Board for simplification of administrative procedures in the
state management domains during 2007-2010.
It is composed of the
Minister-Director of the Government Office as its head and representatives of
leaderships of the Ministry of Planning and Investment, the Ministry of
Finance, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Justice and the National
Assembly Office as its members; a representative of the leadership of the
Administrative Reform Department of the Government Office as its secretary.
The Scheme
Administration Board is assisted by a secretariat, comprising leaders and
members of the Administrative Reform Department and a number of cadres and
experts of the Government Office, the Ministry of Planning and Investment, the
Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Justice and
the National Assembly Office.
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The Administration
Board may use the seal of the Government Office. The Minister-Director of the
Government Office shall decide to set up the Administration Board, the
secretariat and promulgate the working regulation of the Administration Board.
The
Administration Board shall take responsibility before the Prime Minister for
the results of implementation of the Scheme; consider, comment on and accept
after test products of each sub-scheme; monitor and urge inspection by ministries,
ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and
provincial/municipal People's Committees in performance of the assigned tasks;
conduct final review of the Scheme, set tasks for the subsequent years and
submit them to the Prime Minister for consideration and decision; and
automatically dissolve after fulfilling their tasks.