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Functions and tasks

Functionality

Functions and tasks

Functionality Permissions

1. To submit to the Government draft bills and resolutions of the National Assembly, draft ordinances and resolutions of the National Assembly Standing Committee, and draft resolutions and decrees of the Government on inspection, citizen reception, settlement of complaints and denunciations and anti-corruption in accordance with its approved annual law-making programs and plans, and other projects and draft legal documents as assigned by the Government or the Prime Minister.
2. To submit to the Prime Minister the annual inspection program orientation, the draft decisions, directives and other documents under the jurisdiction of the Prime Minister for approval and organize the implementation of these documents.
3. To promulgate circulars, decisions, directives and other documents on inspection, citizen reception, settlement of complaints and denunciations and anti-corruption.
4. To direct, guide, examine and organize the implementation of legal documents and approved strategies, Orientation program on inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption; to propagate, disseminate and educate about laws on inspection, citizen reception, settlement of complaints and denunciations, and prevention and anti-corruption.
8. In the process of performing the duties of inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations and anti-corruption, the Government Inspectorate may exercise its powers as prescribed by laws and may request concerned agencies and units to nominate their officers to join an inspection group.
9. To request Ministries, ministerial-level agencies, government-attached agencies and provincial People's Committees to report the factual situation and results of inspection and settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption
10. To synthesize and report the results of inspection and settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption within the state management scope of the Government; to sum up experiences in inspection and settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption.
11. To conduct international cooperation activities regarding inspection, settlement of complaints and denunciations and anti-corruption.
12. To organize and direct the implementation of programs and plans on scientific research and application of scientific and technological advances to inspection, citizen reception, settlement of complaints and denunciations, and anti-corruption.
13. To decide on and organize the implementation of its administration reform plan in line with the Government's state administration reform program and as directed by the Prime Minister.
14. To act as coordinator, in cooperation with the Ministry of Home Affairs, in issuing documents guiding the functions, tasks, powers and organizational and personnel structures of state inspectorates.
16. To manage its organizational structure and public officials and civil servants; to implement salary and other treatment, remuneration and discipline mechanisms applied to public officials and civil servants under the Government Inspectorate’s management as prescribed by laws.
17. To manage and direct the operation of its professional units in accordance with laws.
18. To manage its assigned finance and assets and use allocated state budget as prescribed by laws.
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