Inspection and Supervision Delegation No. 29 of the Party Central Committee’s Politburo and Secretariat works with the provincial Party Committee’s Organisation Board.

Attending the meeting were Lo Minh Hung, Standing Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Council, and Nguyen Duc Thanh, member of the Standing Board of the provincial Party Committee and head of the committee’s Organisation Board.

The head of the provincial Party Committee’s Organisation Board delivers remarks at the working session.

At the session, leaders of the provincial Party Committee’s Organisation Board reported the results of self-inspection on the organisation and operation of local agencies and units following the implementation of the two-tier local government model. Since July 1, 2025, the board has advised the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board on deploying and operating the two-level local government system. As part of this process, 200 communes and 12 districts, towns, and city were reorganised and merged into 75 communes and wards.

The board has also advised the issuance of a conclusion on staffing allocations for Party agencies, the Vietnam Fatherland Front committees, and socio-political organisations at both provincial and commune levels for 2026. It has strengthened the assignment of provincial-level officials to commune-level leadership positions and ensured that 100% of key positions, including heads of provincial and communal inspection boards, the provincial chief inspector, and commune-level Party secretaries, are not held by local residents.

In addition, the board has directed personnel planning for the 16th provincial Party Congress for the 2025–2030 term, and managed the transfer and rotation of officials under provincial Party Committee oversight following the National Assembly and People’s Council election for the 2026–2031 term.

A member of Inspection and Supervision Delegation No. 29 speaks at the event.

It has also coordinated with relevant agencies to develop regulations issued by the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board on performance evaluation and classification for collectives and individuals within the political system.

Speaking at the meeting, Tien urged the provincial Party Committee’s Organisation Board to continue strictly implementing resolutions, directives, and conclusions from the Party Central Committee, particularly the 14th Party Congress Resolution and Conclusion No. 18-KL/TW of the second plenum of the 14th Party Central Committee.

He also called on the board to strengthen advisory work for the provincial Party Committee’s Standing Board in streamlining the organisational structure of the political system toward greater efficiency and effectiveness, while promoting digital transformation and developing a database of Party members.