Checking administrative reform and controlling administrative procedures in some communes and wards

On the morning of September 3, Ha Thanh Tung, Deputy Director of the Department of Home Affairs of Dong Nai province and Head of Inspection Team 195, announced the decision to conduct inspections on administrative reform and the control of administrative procedures at the People's Committees of Binh Long and An Loc Wards, as well as the People's Committees of Nha Bich, Tan Hung, and Tan Quan Communes.

Deputy Director of Dong Nai Province Department of Home Affairs Ha Thanh Tung delivers his directives at the announcement of the decision to inspect administrative reform and control administrative procedures at Binh Long Ward People's Committee. Photo: Nhu Nam

In recent years, the province's administrative reform efforts have garnered consistent attention from both the Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial People's Committee to implement all six components comprehensively. These include institutional reform, administrative procedure reform, organizational reform of the administrative apparatus, civil service reform, public finance reform, and the construction and development of e-government and digital government.

Deputy Director of Dong Nai Province Department of Home Affairs Ha Thanh Tung inspects the administrative reform work in Binh Long Ward. Photo: Nhu Nam

As of now, 99% of administrative dossiers for citizens and organizations have been processed on time. As of August 29, 2025, the province ranked 4th out of 34 provinces and cities nationwide in the index measuring service delivery for citizens and businesses through administrative procedures and online public services. In addition, the province's 2024 PAR INDEX ranked 8th out of 63 provinces and cities, marking a notable improvement of 24 places.

Leaders of Binh Long ward present solutions to improve the administrative reform index in the coming time. Photo: Nhu Nam

The inspection of administrative reform and control of administrative procedures at communes and wards aims to strengthen administrative discipline and order, enhance the sense of responsibility and service attitude among officials, civil servants, and public employees, and reinforce the accountability of heads of agencies, units, and localities in executing administrative reform tasks. Simultaneously, it seeks to regulate administrative procedures and promptly address challenges and obstacles arising after the merger, thereby contributing to the improvement of the province's PAR INDEX, SIPAS, and PAPI indicators in the near future.

By: Ngan Ha - Nhu Nam

Translated by: Huyen Trang - Minho