Directive No. 12/2000/CT-TTg requires the completion of the work of awarding honors for three periods: assisting the revolution before August 1945, resistance against France, and resistance against America. The designated agencies must review files, classify them, prepare lists, preserve files long-term, summarize the work of awarding honors, and submit reviewed files to the Prime Minister before November 30, 2000.
적용 범위
Ministers of Ministries, Heads of ministerial-level agencies, agencies under the Government, central agencies of mass organizations, Chairmen of People's Committees of provinces and centrally governed cities.
핵심 사항
- Agencies must review honor award files for all three periods and submit to the Prime Minister before September 30, 2000 (Article 1).
- Organize classification, preparation of lists, long-term preservation of honor award files at provincial and district levels to serve the resolution of complaints and implementation of preferential policies according to Decree No. 28/CP (Article 2).
- Summarize the work of awarding honors for three periods at all levels and nationwide, the State Encouragement and Reward Institute guides the content of the summary report (Article 3).
- The State Encouragement and Reward Institute will review the final batch of honor award files for the three periods and submit to the Prime Minister before November 30, 2000 (Article 4).
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- Positive impact is that completing the honor award files helps to honor individuals and organizations with significant contributions in revolutionary history, while creating conditions for them to enjoy preferential policies (Article 2).
- Negative impact is the burden of time and effort on agencies tasked with reviewing honor award files (Article 1, Article 4).
❓ 자주 묻는 질문
What actions must agencies take to complete this work?
Agencies must conduct a final review of honor award files for all three periods (Article 1), classify them, prepare lists, and preserve files long-term at provincial and district levels (Article 2), summarize the work of awarding honors for three periods at all levels and nationwide (Article 3), and review files to submit to the Prime Minister before November 30, 2000 (Article 4).
When must the review of honor award files be completed?
Agencies must submit to the Prime Minister (through the State Encouragement and Reward Institute) before September 30, 2000 (Article 1).
What is the purpose of long-term preservation of honor award files at provincial and district levels?
The purpose is to serve the work of resolving complaints and implementing preferential policies according to Decree No. 28/CP dated April 29, 1995 (Article 2).
Who will review the final batch of honor award files for the three periods?
The State Encouragement and Reward Institute will review the final batch of honor award files for the three periods and submit to the Prime Minister before November 30, 2000 (Article 4).
Are there specific procedures for reviewing honor award files?
The document only mentions that the State Encouragement and Reward Institute will review and submit to the Prime Minister, without detailing the procedures (Article 4).
전문
DIRECTIVE OF THE PRIME MINISTER
Regarding the completion of commendation work for three periods: achievements in assisting the revolution before August 1945,
resistance against France, resistance against America.
Implementing Directive No. 35-CT/TW dated June 3, 1998 of the Politburo on completing commendation work for the three periods in 2000, the Prime Minister instructs the Ministers of Ministries, Heads of agencies at ministerial level, agencies under the Government, central agencies of mass organizations, Chairpersons of People's Committees of provinces and centrally governed cities to perform the following tasks:
1. Conduct a final review of all commendation files for the three periods within their respective jurisdictions, and submit them to the Prime Minister (through the State Encouragement and Reward Institute) before September 30, 2000.
2. Organize classification, prepare lists, and store commendation files long-term at two levels: provincial and district to serve the handling of complaints and reports (if any), while implementing preferential policies according to Decree No. 28/CP dated April 29, 1995.
3. Organize summaries of the implementation of commendation work for the three periods at various levels and nationwide. The State Encouragement and Reward Institute will guide the content of summary reports on commendations at each level and nationwide.
4. The State Encouragement and Reward Institute will appraise the final commendation files for the three periods and submit them to the Prime Minister before November 30, 2000.
The Ministers of Ministries, Heads of agencies at ministerial level, agencies under the Government, central agencies of mass organizations, Chairpersons of People's Committees of provinces and centrally governed cities are required to strictly implement this Directive./.
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