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On January 20, 2026, the Civil Judgment Enforcement Digital Platform officially operated nationwide, this is a turning point, opening a new era for civil judgment enforcement: Operating on data, making processes transparent, modernizing public justice services, aiming for the highest goal - serving the people, upholding the law. Download Government Leaders, Leaders of the Ministry of Justice, Leaders of the Judicial Judgment Management Department press the activation button to launch the THADS Digital Platform. Photo: BTP Inevitable motivation from the one-level civil judgment enforcement model In recent years, the system has faced unprecedented pressures such as: The number of cases and the amount of money to be executed is constantly increasing, many economic and corruption cases of particularly high value involving tens of thousands of people need to be executed. The transformation of the two-level local government model and the implementation of the local one-level civil enforcement system are posing very new requirements in management and administration. In that context, digital transformation in civil enforcement is no longer an option, but has become a vital requirement. This is not simply putting records on a computer, but a fundamental change in management thinking and the way of organizing judgment enforcement: Operating based on data instead of experience; Direct and operate in real time instead of relying on paper reports; Operational processes are as public and transparent as possible to reduce errors and limit negativity; Taking people and businesses as the center to improve service quality. In addition, the policy of streamlining the apparatus and organizing the enforcement system according to the local one-level model was chosen as a landmark reform decision. From July 1, 2025, the civil judgment enforcement system will be reorganized towards unifying the leading focal point, leaving only the Civil Judgment Judgment Management Department under the Ministry of Justice at the central level; At the local level, 63 provincial-level civil enforcement agencies were reorganized into 34 provincial and city civil enforcement agencies, directly managing 355 regional civil enforcement offices. However, when the provincial level must directly direct many regional Civil Judgment Judgment Offices in a large area, if it still operates manually, the new model will be difficult to ensure smooth operation. Therefore, digital transformation becomes a prerequisite, the lifeblood of a streamlined apparatus, moving from paper-based management to data-based management, real-time monitoring and transparency of the entire process. This is also the serious implementation of the Partys guidelines and policies according to Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo on the development of science, technology, innovation and national digital transformation and Resolution No. 66-NQ/TW on innovate the work of law construction and enforcement to meet the countrys development requirements in the new era, identifying digital transformation as a breakthrough solution to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of state management and the quality of civil enforcement work. For digital transformation to promote sustainable effectiveness, the civil enforcement industry cannot rely solely on technical infrastructure and human resources. What is more important is to have a legal framework that is strong enough, clear enough, and consistent enough so that technology becomes a legal, legitimate, and long-term method of operation. The National Assemblys adoption of the Law on Criminal Judgment (amended) on December 5, 2025, has promptly institutionalized the Partys judicial reform and digital transformation policies, adding many regulations to make digital transformation a mandatory requirement in judgment enforcement activities. Download Minister of Justice Nguyen Hai Ninh inspected the work of IT application and digital transformation at the THADS of Lao Cai province. Photo: BTP In particular, for timely implementation in practice, the Law also stipulates that some content on digital transformation will take effect as soon as January 20, 2026, instead of waiting until the Law takes general effect on July 1, 2026. From here, enforcers and enforcement agencies have a solid legal foundation to proactively exploit information from electronic data sources, reducing dependence on traditional methods of requesting documents through intermediaries. That is an institutional breakthrough, paving the way for the unified implementation of the DADS Digital Platform nationwide. Initial achievements, new momentum In the general picture of digital transformation, with the position of being the largest locality in the country, the leading unit in the application of information technology of the System, the Ho Chi Minh City DAD was assigned by the Ministry of Justice to implement a number of subsystems of the Digital Platform in the field of civil judgment (electronic receipts, judgment enforcement decisions, organization of judgments). Judgment enforcement agency) and the Intelligent Operation Center (IOC) for judgment enforcement on the Systems common IOC Platform, thereby replicating it nationwide. Mr. Nguyen Van Hoa, Head of Judgment Enforcement in Ho Chi Minh City emphasized: The reality of the huge volume of judgment enforcement forces us to be one step ahead; digital transformation is an inevitable solution to increase transparency, control the process and ensure peoples rights. Along with that, other localities also simultaneously promote digitization of records, digital signature, cashless payment, online public services..., creating a trend of synchronous digital transformation of the entire system towards modern data management. Although it has only been deployed for a short time, digital transformation inTHADS has achieved remarkable initial results, creating a new atmosphere for the entire system. By the end of 2025, 100
