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Emphasizing that inspection is not only to detect and handle violations, but also to prevent violations, create and promote development, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau requested the Government Inspectorate to ensure inspection activities are objective, fair, lawful, and do not allow violations. Download Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau spoke at the working session with the Government Inspectorate - Photo: VGP/Thu SaOn the afternoon of April 15, at the Government Headquarters, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau chaired the working session with the Government Inspectorate. Attending the meeting were Government Inspector General Nguyen Quoc Doan and Deputy Government Inspectors General; leaders of ministries and agencies: Police, Finance, Justice, Home Affairs, Government Office. At the meeting, the leaders of the Government Inspectorate reported a summary of the work situation in the past, the direction of tasks in the coming time, difficulties and problems, recommendations and proposed solutions. After listening to the report and very responsible opinions of the representatives of the leaders of ministries and agencies, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau commented that, in 2025 and the first months of 2026, the Government Inspectorate and the entire inspection industry have basically completed well the tasks assigned by the Party, State and Government. In 2026, the Government is determined to focus on directing and operating, organizing the synchronous and effective implementation of groups of tasks and solutions on development. socio-economic development, especially the growth target of 10% or more, associated with strengthening inspection work, promoting the work of preventing and combating corruption, waste, negativity and performing well the work of receiving citizens, resolving complaints and denunciations. In the context that the entire industry has just carried out extensive organizational arrangements, with many changes in organizational structure and personnel, the Deputy Prime Minister requested the inspection industry to continue to promote the position and role of the industry; Strengthen solidarity and strictly implement the principle of democratic centralism; tighten discipline and discipline; effort, determination, and bravery to focus on implementing a number of key tasks. Firstly, regarding inspection work, according to the Deputy Prime Minister, it is necessary to properly and fully implement the 2026 inspection plan; Update and supplement new directions of the Central Government, the Politburo, the Secretariat, the Government... in a focused, effective, competent and compliant manner. Download Government Inspector General Nguyen Quoc Doan speaks - Photo: VGP/Thu Sa Along with that, there is innovation in thinking and methods of inspection activities; improve the quality of conclusions and implementation of inspection conclusions; promote the application of science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation; Urgently complete the industrys database system, connecting it with the national database; Complete regulations and improve the quality of coordination with agencies. In particular, there should soon be an overall assessment, research, and implementation of the direction of the General Secretary and President on perfecting the arrangement of the inspection industrys apparatus in accordance with the new context. Second, regarding citizen reception and resolving complaints and denunciations, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau requested the inspection industry to focus on perfecting, replicating, and deploying the application of national database software on complaints and denunciations on a wide scale. nationwide and effectively deploy the online citizen reception model. Third, actively deploy and complete the tasks of the Central Steering Committee on preventing corruption, waste and negativity. Fourth, continue to focus on building institutions. In 2026, the Government Inspectorate will develop and submit 6 decrees, 1 decision of the Prime Minister and 2 projects. Download The Deputy Prime Minister requested the inspection industry to strengthen solidarity and strictly implement the principle of democratic centralism; tighten discipline and discipline; Effort, determination, and bravery to focus on implementing a number of key tasks - Photo: VGP/Thu Sa Deputy Prime Minister requested the Government Inspectorate to coordinate with the Government Office and the Government Party Committee Office to proactively review and ensure progress and quality of documents of decrees and projects. Particularly for the promulgation of documents guiding the Law, it is necessary to ensure deadlines for submission, determined not to leave legal gaps, the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized. Fifth, implementing the reduction of administrative procedures and business conditions according to Conclusion No. 18 of the Party Central Committee, the Deputy Prime Minister requested the Government Inspectorate to continue to review to ensure the general goal of the Government, in the spirit of maximum decentralization and decentralization of power to localities; report to the Deputy Prime Minister first. dated April 18 and sent to the Ministry of Justice to summarize and submit to the Government before April 20. In the spirit of appreciating the responsibility, position and role of the Government Inspectorate, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau affirmed his companionship, trust and confidence in the collective leaders and officers of the inspection sector to successfully complete the tasks assigned by the Party and State, meet the will and aspirations of the people, and contribute to the common development goals of the country in the era new./.Thu SaSee moreDeputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau: The Ministry of Education and Training needs to strongly transform thinking and working methodsSee moreInfographic: Brief biography of Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien ChEurope
