Nguyen Dinh Viet, Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, among other officials attended the session. 

At the session, delegates reviewed 23 draft resolutions covering a range of areas, including land management, public investment, budget allocation, implementation of national target programmes, education policies and policies for people with meritorious service to the nation, grassroots administration, digital transformation in the operations of People’s Councils at all levels in Son La province for 2026-2030, support for community digital technology teams, and criteria for establishing grassroots security and order protection teams, their membership, responsibilities, operating conditions and funding levels.

The drafts also addressed administrative cost ratios and remuneration for personnel directly disbursing benefits under preferential policies for people with meritorious service to the revolution in the province.

The session also looked into oversight findings on the implementation of policies and laws on thrift practice and wastefulness prevention in the management, reorganisation and handling of public housing and land assets following the streamlining of the administrative apparatus, as well as the implementation of investment policies for land-use projects financed by non-budget capital during 2021-2025.

The Director of the provincial Department of Science and Technology presents a draft resolution at the session.

Leaders of the provincial People’s Council boards reported on their appraisal of the draft resolutions, while representatives of the provincial People’s Committee reported on their responses to recommendations from the boards and groups regarding the issues submitted to the session.

With broad consensus, all 23 draft resolutions were approved unanimously by all council members attending the session. The resolutions provide an important legal basis for authorities and sectors at all levels to carry out their assigned tasks, make effective use of resources and contribute to the province’s socio-economic development goals.

In his closing remarks, Hung urged agencies and units to promptly implement the adopted resolutions, translate them into specific tasks and timelines, clearly assign responsibilities, conduct regular inspections and follow-ups, and promptly address difficulties and obstacles to ensure their effective and rigorous implementation./.