Attendees included Nguyen Dinh Viet, Deputy Secretary of the provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the provincial People's Committee; members of the provincial Party Committee's Standing Board; members of the steering committee; and representatives of the Party Committee of the provincial People's Committee, the Party Committee of the provincial People's Procuracy and relevant provincial departments and agencies.

At the meeting, leaders of the provincial Party Committee's Board for Internal Affairs reported on the steering committee's activities in October 2026 and progress in handling cases and investigations under its monitoring and supervision.

They also presented findings from an inspection of compliance with the Party's policies and regulations and State laws on preventing and combating corruption, wastefulness and negative practices at the Party Committee of the provincial Department of Finance and among relevant Party members.

The board also proposed selecting representative cases for focused leadership and direction, with a view to resolving them, drawing lessons, identifying risks and issuing broader preventive warnings.

The Party Committee of the provincial People's Committee delivered a report on implementation of the conclusions announced at the steering committee's 18th meeting. It also outlined efforts to direct the resolution of stalled, prolonged or problematic projects that could result in losses or waste, as well as plans to reorganise surplus public housing and land assets following the local government restructuring.

The provincial Department of Public Security also reported on progress in investigating cases under the steering committee's oversight.

In his concluding remarks, Hung called on the provincial Party Committee's Board for Internal Affairs, the steering committee's standing body, to take the lead in advising on the completion of the steering committee's 2026 work programme and inspection and supervision programme in November.

The board was also tasked with preparing draft work, inspection and supervision programmes for 2027; proposing amendments and additions to the steering committee's working regulations and the assignment of responsibilities among its members; and monitoring and urging progress in resolving representative cases selected for focused direction, lessons learned, risk identification and preventive action.

Steering committee members were asked to review and propose adding complex corruption, wastefulness and negative-practice cases that have attracted public attention to the steering committee's oversight agenda, particularly those involving the sectors, localities and thematic areas under their direct responsibility./.