Decision No. 112/QD-BTC stipulates the release of 16,350 tons of rice from the national reserve to support provinces facing food shortages and the Tet holiday in 2009. A total of 16,350 tons of rice will be allocated to eight provinces.
Scope of application
The National Reserve Agency, People's Committees of Thai Nguyen, Tuyen Quang, Ninh Binh, Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Quang Tri, and Quang Nam Provinces
Key points
- The National Reserve Agency shall release without charge 16,350 tons of rice from the national reserve (Article 1).
- Thai Nguyen Province will be supported with 300 tons, Tuyen Quang with 550 tons, Ninh Binh with 2,000 tons, Thanh Hoa with 3,000 tons, Nghe An with 5,000 tons, Ha Tinh with 3,000 tons, Quang Tri with 1,500 tons, and Quang Nam with 1,000 tons.
- The National Reserve Agency shall coordinate with the People's Committees of the provinces to organize the delivery and receipt of rice at district centers according to the provincial allocation plan (Article 2).
- The released rice will be recorded as a reduction in the national reserve capital and reported for settlement as relief supplies.
🌐 Social impact of this document
- Poor households in the supported provinces can improve their food shortage situation during the lean season and the Tet holiday.
- The state budget will bear the financial burden due to the release of rice without charge from the national reserve.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Which province receives the most rice support?
Nghe An Province receives the most support with 5,000 tons of rice.
What responsibilities does the National Reserve Agency have in releasing rice?
Coordinate with the People's Committees of the provinces to organize the delivery and receipt of rice at district centers according to the provincial allocation plan and record the reduction in national reserve capital for the aforementioned quantity of rice.
When does this decision take effect?
From the date of issuance, which is January 15, 2009.
Full text
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MINISTRY OF FINANCE NUMBER: 112/QD-BTC |
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM HA NOI, January 15, 2009 |
Pursuant to …;
REGARDING THE EXPORT OF NATIONAL RESERVE RICE TO SUPPORT PROVINCES IN SHORTAGE AND TET FESTIVAL
THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
Pursuant to the Decree No. 118/2008/NĐ-CP dated November 27, 2008 of the Government stipulating the functions, tasks, powers, and organizational structure of the Ministry of Finance;
BASED ON THE DECISION NO. 75/QD-TTg dated January 15, 2009 of the Prime Minister on the export of national reserve rice to support provinces in shortage and Tet Festival;
AT THE SUGGESTION OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL RESERVE AGENCY,
Pursuant to …;
Article 1. THE NATIONAL RESERVE AGENCY IS TO ISSUE WITHOUT CHARGE 16,350 TONS OF RICE FROM THE NATIONAL RESERVE TO SUPPORT PROVINCES IN SHORTAGE AND TET FESTIVAL, SPECIFICALLY:
- THAI NGUYEN PROVINCE: 300 TONS.
- TUYEN QUANG PROVINCE: 550 TONS.
- NINH BINH PROVINCE: 2,000 TONS.
- THANH HOA PROVINCE: 3,000 TONS.
- NGHE AN PROVINCE: 5,000 TONS.
- HA TINH PROVINCE: 3,000 TONS.
- QUANG TRI PROVINCE: 1,500 TONS.
- QUANG NAM PROVINCE: 1,000 TONS.
Article 2. THE NATIONAL RESERVE AGENCY SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE PEOPLE'S COMMITTEES OF THE SUPPORTED PROVINCES TO PROMPTLY ORGANIZE THE HANDOVER AND RECEIPT OF RICE AT THE DISTRICT CENTERS ACCORDING TO THE DISTRIBUTION PLAN OF THE PROVINCES.
THE NATIONAL RESERVE AGENCY SHALL DECREASE THE NATIONAL RESERVE CAPITAL FOR THE AMOUNT OF RICE MENTIONED ABOVE AT THE ACCOUNTING COST AS CURRENTLY MONITORED IN THE ACCOUNTING BOOKS AND REPORT THE FINAL ACCOUNTS OF RELIEF GOODS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GUIDELINES ALREADY ESTABLISHED.
Article 3. THIS DECISION SHALL TAKE EFFECT FROM THE DATE OF SIGNATURE. THE DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL RESERVE AGENCY, THE HEAD OF THE STATE BUDGET DEPARTMENT, THE HEAD OF THE PLANNING AND FINANCE DEPARTMENT, THE DIRECTOR OF THE PRICE MANAGEMENT AGENCY, AND THE DIRECTOR OF THE MINISTRY'S OFFICE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTING THIS DECISION./.
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DEPUTY MINISTER |
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