Directive No. 135/TTg on the establishment of Rules of Operation for the Board of Directors and Supervisory Board at State-owned Corporations and State-owned Enterprises with established Boards of Directors.

DIRECTIVE OF THE PRIME MINISTER

Regarding the establishment of the Rules of Operation for the Board of Directors and Supervisory Board

at State-owned Joint Stock Corporations and State-owned Enterprises with established Boards of Directors 

In order to gradually improve the organizational model of State-owned Joint Stock Corporations and State-owned Enterprises with established Boards of Directors, the Prime Minister issues the following directive:

1. All State-owned Joint Stock Corporations and State-owned Enterprises with established Boards of Directors (hereinafter referred to collectively as Joint Stock Corporations) must establish rules of operation for the Board of Directors and Supervisory Board to clearly define responsibilities, authorities, and relationships between departments and related members in managing and operating activities within the corporation.

2. The Rules of Operation for the Board of Directors must comply with legal regulations, ensuring consistency and enhancing cooperation for the long-term development of the entire corporation. The collective Board of Directors, including the General Director or Director (hereinafter referred to collectively as the General Director), is the management and leadership body of the corporation according to the principle of "collective leadership and individual responsibility." Each member of the Board of Directors is assigned specific tasks by the Chairman of the Board of Directors in accordance with the Rules of Operation for the Board of Directors signed and issued by the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

When applying the provisions in the Model Charter regarding the organization and operation of the corporation, as attached to Decree No. 39/CP of the Government dated June 27, 1995, attention should be paid to the following points:

a. The Board of Directors performs its management function through the issuance of resolutions and decisions that have been approved by the collective Board of Directors. The General Director is responsible to the Board of Directors, the appointing authority, and the law for decisions made during the operational period. Depending on the characteristics of each corporation, it is necessary to specifically determine:

Types of work within the autonomous decision-making authority of the General Director to promptly address urgent requirements in production and business operations, but not contrary to the Model Charter, issued together with Decree No. 39/CP.

Types of work that must be prepared according to the prescribed procedures and approved by the collective Board of Directors before the General Director makes a decision to implement them. Particularly, types of work concerning organizational and personnel matters at key positions such as department heads of the corporation, directors and deputy directors of affiliated units, chief accountants of affiliated units, and representatives of the corporation abroad; investment development initiatives, joint venture capital contributions, signing relatively large economic contracts...

Types of work for which the Chairman of the Board of Directors signs and submits to higher authorities or signs and issues directly.

b. In the initial period after establishment, to quickly bring the activities of the corporation into a regular pattern, the number of regular meetings of the Board of Directors may exceed the number specified in Clause a, Point 8, Article 13 of the Model Charter, issued together with Decree No. 39/CP.

c. Between regular meetings of the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the Board of Directors assigns members of the Board of Directors to collaborate with relevant departments within the corporation to prepare proposals according to the work program approved by the Board of Directors, ensuring that the Board's decisions are accurate and timely.

d. Monthly, quarterly, and annually, the General Director must submit reports on the business operations of the corporation to the Board of Directors (no later than 15 days after the end of the month or quarter), and plans for implementation in the upcoming period. The Board of Directors is responsible for preparing reports (monthly, quarterly, and annually) on the production and business operations of the corporation, sending them to the head of the agency that decided to establish the corporation, and in the report, clearly stating achievements, difficulties, advantages, plans for the upcoming period, and recommendations (if any). For Corporation 91, in addition to submitting reports to the Prime Minister, the Board of Directors of the corporation must also send reports to the Ministry of Planning and Investment and the Ministry of Finance.

e. The group of staff assisting the Board of Directors serves as the central point in the relationship between the Board of Directors and departments within and outside the corporation. The organizational system of the corporation has the responsibility to serve the entire corporation during the process of researching and preparing resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors, organizing their implementation, and checking the results of their implementation.

g. The Supervisory Board assists the Board of Directors in performing the function of inspecting and supervising the activities of the corporation according to the Charter on the organization and operation of the corporation and the rules established by the Board of Directors. In cases where the head of the economic and technical management agency and the State Capital and Asset Management总局可以将剩余部分继续翻译吗？如果有，请提供剩余的文本内容。如果没有，可以直接告知“无需进一步翻译”。

h. The Supervisory Board operates under a collective system combined with individual responsibility for each supervisor. The operational regulations of the Supervisory Board must clearly define the limits for supervision, the supervisors' authority to conduct independent checks, and their right to seek timely guidance from the Chairman of the Supervisory Board.

3. The Board of Directors of state-owned corporations shall base on this directive, together with relevant government regulations, the Charter on the organization and operation of the corporation approved by the competent authority, promptly establish the Operational Regulations of the Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board suitable to the characteristics of each corporation, and report to the agency that established the corporation. All corporations and state-owned enterprises that have established a Board of Directors must complete the issuance of the Operational Regulations of the Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board before June 30, 1997/.

REGULATIONS ON THE OPERATIONAL REGULATIONS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF STATE-OWNED CORPORATION
(ENTERPRISE)...

(ISSUED TOGETHER WITH DECISION NUMBER... /BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON DATE YEAR 1997 OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS)

 

I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

Clause 4 of Article 6The Rules of Operation of the Board of Directors specify in detail the division of duties, hierarchical responsibility, working procedures, and work relationships of the Board of Directors to fulfill the functions and tasks of the Board of Directors as stipulated in the charter on the organization and operation of the corporation.

12/2025/TT-BNNMT dated June 19, 2025 issued by the Minister of Agriculture and EnvironmentThe Board of Directors fulfills management functions and oversees the activities of the corporation, creating favorable conditions for the General Director to organize the implementation of resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors according to their functions, tasks, and authorities as prescribed in Article 19 of the Model Charter issued pursuant to Decree 39/CP.

Article 3. The Board of Directors operates under the principle of collective leadership with individual responsibility. All members of the Board of Directors are responsible for their respective tasks and jointly accountable before the head of the agency that established the corporation and before the law regarding the resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors concerning the development of the corporation according to the state-assigned tasks.

Article 4.The General Director is responsible for organizing the implementation of the Board of Directors' resolutions and decisions and proactively managing production and business operations according to the charter on the organization and operation of the corporation and the regulations on the delegation of authority by the Board of Directors.

 

II. SPECIFIC PROVISIONS.

Article 4. Organizational structure of the Board of Directors:

1. The Board of Directors consists of 5 or 7 members, appointed and relieved from duty by the head of the agency that established the corporation, including: Chairman, Vice Chairmen (in corporations appointed by the Prime Minister), General Director, Head of the Supervisory Board as full-time members, and some part-time members who are experts in economic-technical, financial, business management, and legal fields. The criteria for Board of Directors members are specified in Article 32 of the State-Owned Enterprise Law.

2. The appointment, relief from duty, and term of office of Board of Directors members are regulated in Clause 6, Article 13 of the Model Charter; the rights and responsibilities of Board of Directors members are stipulated in Article 15 of the Model Charter issued pursuant to Decree 39/CP. Full-time members are paid according to the civil servant salary scale, receiving wages based on the wage and bonus distribution system according to the results of state-owned enterprise production and business operations. The allowances for part-time members are regulated by the state.

3. Board of Directors members (except for the Head of the Supervisory Board) may concurrently hold certain positions in joint ventures with capital contributions from the corporation but shall not concurrently hold positions such as Deputy General Director, Heads of business departments, or Directors or Deputy Directors of corporation units. The duration of concurrent positions in joint ventures depends on the regulations of the joint venture and does not necessarily change upon the expiration of the Board of Directors' term.

4. Each Board of Directors member is responsible for certain areas according to the Board's assignment and must report to the Board of Directors on the results of the assigned work.

5. The Board of Directors uses the organizational structure and seal of the corporation to perform its management function over the corporation's activities.

6. The Board of Directors may have up to 7 full-time staff assisting in specialized operations.

7. The Board of Directors establishes a Supervisory Board to assist the Board of Directors in overseeing the General Director, the support staff, and the corporation's units in operational management, financial activities, compliance with the corporation's charter, rules, resolutions, and decisions of the Board of Directors, and compliance with state laws.

Article 5.Tasks of Board of Directors members:

1. Chairman of the Board of Directors:

a- Is responsible for all matters of the Board of Directors, organizing the assignment of tasks to members to implement the Board's tasks and powers;

b- Represents the Board of Directors together with the General Director to accept capital (including debts), land, natural resources, and other resources allocated by the state to the corporation;

c- Signs resolutions, decisions, and documents approved within the Board of Directors' jurisdiction to be implemented in the corporation or submitted to higher authorities;

d- Calls, chairs, and assigns Board of Directors members to prepare the agenda for Board meetings;

e- Monitors and urges the implementation of tasks between two Board meetings;

Depending on the characteristics of each corporation, the Chairman of the Board of Directors may directly oversee specific tasks of the Board of Directors.

2. Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors:

a- Represents the Chairman of the Board of Directors to convene or chair Board meetings when the Chairman is absent;

b- Signs documents authorized by the Chairman of the Board of Directors;

c- Directly oversees specific tasks assigned by the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

3. Board of Directors member who is the General Director: represents the corporation legally, is accountable to the Board of Directors, the appointing authority, and the law for managing the corporation's operations according to the charter on organization and operation and the corporation's rules. The tasks and powers of the General Director are stipulated in Article 19 of the Model Charter issued pursuant to Decree 39/CP.

4. Board of Directors member who is the Head of the Supervisory Board:

a- Is responsible for drafting the Rules on the organization and operation of the Supervisory Board to be submitted to the Board of Directors for promulgation;

b- Organizes and assigns tasks to members within the board to carry out tasks assigned by the Board of Directors;

c- Organizes the supervision of the enforcement of laws, policies, rules, systems, and other regulations within the corporation;

d- Is accountable to the Board of Directors of the corporation for conclusions and recommendations made;

e- Monitors the financial and accounting situation of the corporation...

5. Other full-time members are assigned tasks by the Chairman of the Board of Directors in accordance with the characteristics of each corporation. Part-time members, in addition to participating in Board meetings, may also be assigned certain specialized tasks that do not require much time.

Article 6.Working regime of the Board of Directors:

1. The Board of Directors operates under a collective system; it convenes regular meetings at least once every quarter, and when necessary, the Board of Directors may convene extraordinary meetings to address urgent issues of the corporation proposed by the Chairman of the Board of Directors, General Director, Head of the Supervisory Board, or more than 50% of the members of the Board of Directors.

2. The Chairman of the Board of Directors directs the preparation of matters for consideration at Board of Directors meetings to be submitted to higher authorities or directly approved:

a- The Charter and contents of amendments to the Charter of the corporation, operational regulations of the Board of Directors, organizational and operational regulations of the Supervisory Board;

b- Appointments, dismissals, rewards, and disciplinary actions concerning members of the Board of Directors and the General Director;

c- Assignment of tasks to members of the Board of Directors;

d- The work program of the Board of Directors.

3. The General Director directs the preparation of matters for consideration at Board of Directors meetings to be submitted to higher authorities or directly decided:

a- Plans for establishing, merging, dissolving member units and subordinate units of member units, admitting new members, opening branches, representative offices of the corporation both domestically and abroad;

b- Capital allocation plans and other resource adjustments for member units;

c- Financial regulations, labor wage regulations, reward and punishment regulations, purchasing and technology selection regulations, confidentiality internal rules, and other internal regulations applicable within the corporation;

d- Strategies, planning, long-term, medium-term, and annual development plans of the corporation and its member units;

e- The Charter and organizational and operational regulations of member units;

g- Organizational structure and staffing of the management and operation machinery of the corporation and its member units;

h- Hierarchical division, recruitment, hiring, deployment, training of labor, salary payment methods, bonuses, and other systems consistent with the law;

i- Quarterly, semi-annual, and annual activity reports of the corporation, consolidated financial statements (including the annual balance sheet of the corporation and its member units), plans for forming and using centralized funds;

k- Investment projects and joint venture capital contributions according to delegated authority, loan, lending, delayed payment purchase, guarantee plans between the corporation and external partners with relatively large values (within the limits set by the Financial Management Regulations agreed upon by the Ministry of Finance), bidding, tendering, procurement of materials, equipment, goods with relatively large values (appropriate to each corporation's characteristics), plans for handling losses of assets of the corporation and its member units;

l- Proposals or decisions on changing the name and primary business sector of the corporation and its member units according to delegated authority;

m- Economic and technical standards, wage rates, construction unit prices and standards, product standards, brand names, product service prices within the corporation based on general industry and national regulations;

n- Appointments, dismissals, rewards, and disciplinary actions concerning Deputy General Directors, Chief Accountants, Heads and Deputy Heads of departments (offices) of the corporation, Directors, Deputy Directors, Chief Accountants of member units, and other positions; salary increases, grade promotions, or proposals or explanations regarding reward and disciplinary measures within the corporation.

3. The Head of the Supervisory Board and other members of the Board of Directors propose matters for consideration and resolution of financial violations, legal violations, and other tasks at Board of Directors meetings.

4. The Chairman of the Board of Directors convenes and chairs all Board of Directors meetings; in case of legitimate absence, the Chairman delegates the Vice-Chairman or another member of the Board of Directors to chair the meeting, but the person delegated cannot be the proposer of the agenda item presented to the Board of Directors.

5. Board of Directors meetings must have at least two-thirds of the members present and must be prepared in advance. Five days before the meeting (except for emergency meetings), the meeting chair sends the meeting agenda and related documents to each member of the Board of Directors and invited representatives. The content and conclusions of the Board of Directors meeting must be recorded in minutes and signed by all attending members of the Board of Directors.

The person assigned to record the meeting minutes can be a member of the Board of Directors or a staff member assisting the Board of Directors.

6. During Board of Directors meetings, members of the Board of Directors have the right to request the General Director or someone authorized by the General Director to provide additional detailed explanations on matters related to production and business activities and projects presented by the General Director to the Board of Directors.

7. Resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors take effect when more than 50% of the total number of Board of Directors members vote in favor. Members of the Board of Directors have the right to reserve their opinions and submit personal opinions to higher authorities. Voting procedures for different types of issues are as follows:

a. For the most important issues that require unanimous voting by all members of the Board of Directors through ballots, members absent due to legitimate reasons must also vote in writing and send their votes to the secretariat no later than two days after the end of the meeting.

b. For issues requiring direct speeches from each member during the Board of Directors meeting to be recorded in the minutes and concluded by the meeting chair at the end of the meeting.

c. For urgent issues resolved by written or faxed votes without convening a Board of Directors meeting.

d. For issues that need immediate decision-making and cannot convene a Board of Directors meeting according to the prescribed procedure, they are promptly handled through consultations between the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the General Director and specialized members present at the corporation, followed by reporting back to the Board of Directors at the next meeting.

8. Depending on the nature of each meeting, the Chairman of the Board of Directors shall base on Point d, Clause 8, Article 13 of the Model Charter attached to Decree 39/CP to decide to expand the list of invitees to attend the meeting. The invited members have the right to participate in discussions but do not have voting rights.

9. For Boards of Directors with three or more full-time members, a weekly briefing system chaired by the Chairman of the Board of Directors shall be implemented to monitor and urge the implementation of the Board's tasks.

Article 7. Relationship between the Board of Directors and the General Director:

1. The General Director is responsible for organizing the research and development of projects in accordance with Clause 3, Article 6 of this Regulation to submit to the Board of Directors and implementing the resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors. In case issues arise during the implementation of the Board's resolutions and decisions that are not beneficial to the corporation, the General Director shall report to the Board of Directors to adjust the resolutions and decisions. If the Board of Directors does not adjust the resolutions and decisions, the General Director must still implement them but has the right to reserve their opinion and appeal to higher authorities.

2. After the Board of Directors approves the projects in accordance with the provisions of Article 6 above, the General Director may sign decisions on certain projects according to the分级任务如下：

3. In addition to matters that need to be submitted to the Board of Directors, the General Director has the authority to independently make operational decisions within the scope of delegated powers and in accordance with the procedures established by the Board of Directors; To take measures beyond his authority in emergency situations (natural disasters, enemy threats, fires, accidents), or large economic contracts that need to be signed urgently without convening a Board of Directors meeting, but he bears responsibility for such decisions and must immediately report them to the Board of Directors and relevant state agencies for resolution.

4. Monthly, quarterly, and annually, the General Director must submit reports on the business operations of the corporation to the Board of Directors (no later than 15 days after the end of the month or quarter), along with plans for the upcoming period, and simultaneously send these reports to the Government Office.

5. Meetings preparing projects to be submitted to the Board of Directors, chaired by the General Director, must have relevant Board of Directors members present to coordinate the preparation of content. The representative of the Board of Directors is responsible for contributing opinions but does not have the authority to conclude when there are differing opinions.

6. The Chairman of the Board of Directors or a representative of the Board of Directors shall attend the company's briefings.

7. For major surveys both domestically and internationally, negotiations, and signing of large-value contracts of the corporation, the General Director is responsible for reporting to the Chairman of the Board of Directors to attend or appoint a member to attend as an advisor.

8. For meetings convened by related agencies inviting the corporation (excluding those specifically named individuals), the specific allocation shall depend on the nature of each meeting:

a. For particularly important meetings concerning organizational reform, mechanisms, policies, medium- to long-term development directions, or handling significant current issues of the corporation, either the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the General Director will attend together, or one of the two positions will attend, then inform each other afterwards;

b. For meetings concerning short-term policies and operational management, the General Director or Deputy General Director will attend, then inform the Chairman of the Board of Directors afterwards. If the General Director and Deputy General Directors cannot attend, a Board of Directors representative will attend, then inform the General Director afterwards.

Article 8. Conditions for the Board of Directors' work:

1. The Board of Directors uses the general company's machinery to perform daily tasks and a dedicated team of specialists responsible for consolidating information and serving as the liaison between the Board of Directors and departments within and outside the General Company.

2. The General Company's office is responsible for transferring and receiving all official documents and materials of the Board of Directors. Official documents from higher authorities that fall under the responsibility of the Board of Directors must be sent directly to the Board of Directors. Operational documents should be sent directly to the General Director and copied to the Board of Directors for monitoring. Copies of relevant documents concerning state management, operational decisions of the General Director of the General Company, and monthly, quarterly, and annual production and business reports of member units should be sent to the Board of Directors.

3. Members of the Board of Directors may work directly with departments of the General Company and member units to prepare opinions for Board meetings. When working, members of the Board of Directors may suggest, question, and exchange views but shall not infringe upon the operational functions of the General Director. When urgent issues within the operational responsibilities of the General Director are discovered, members of the Board of Directors may directly discuss them with the General Director to resolve them promptly.

Departments and member units within the General Company have the responsibility to provide necessary documents according to the requirements of Board members.

Article 9.Responsibilities分级对某些重要工作进行划分:

1. Deciding on investment projects in accordance with the investment and construction management charter issued together with Decree 42/CP and other regulations promulgated by the Board of Directors. The general principle is:

a. The General Company's Board of Directors, following Decision 91/TTg, approves and submits to the competent authority group A projects and group B projects with capital exceeding the average level; decides on group B projects with capital below the average level and group C projects.

b. The General Company's Board of Directors, following Decision 90/TTg, approves and submits to the competent authority group A and B projects; decides on group C projects.

c. Depending on the characteristics of each General Company or large enterprises with a Board of Directors, the capital amount of each project that can be delegated to the General Director for decision-making can be specified.

d. The directors of member enterprises are authorized to decide on projects with capital...

2. Deciding on economic contracts (specifically defined according to each General Company):

a. The Board of Directors approves and submits to the competent authority loan, lending, and purchase-sale contracts exceeding the limit set by the State; reviews loan, lending, and purchase-sale contracts within the limit from ... to ...

b. The General Director independently signs loan, lending, and purchase-sale contracts below the aforementioned limits.

3. Deciding on the sale, lease, mortgage, pledge, liquidation of assets, and compensation for asset losses (specifically defined according to each General Company):

a. The Board of Directors approves and submits to the competent authority decisions regarding significant assets (as stipulated by the State);

b. The Board of Directors reviews...;

c. The General Director independently reviews...

5. Delegating approval of plans:

a. The Board of Directors approves and reports to the competent authority the annual, medium-term, and long-term plans of the General Company;

b. The Board of Directors approves the comprehensive annual plan of the General Company;

c. The General Director approves the annual plans of member units based on the General Company's plan already approved by the Board of Directors.

6. Decisions on personnel matters:

a. The Board of Directors submits to the competent authority for decision on the appointment, dismissal, commendation, and disciplinary action of Board members, General Director, Deputy General Director, Chief Accountant of the General Company; decides on the appointment, dismissal, commendation, and disciplinary action of the directors of member units, representatives of the General Company's shareholding in other enterprises, total staffing of the General Company's management and operation, and adjusts when necessary according to the General Director's proposal.

b. The General Director decides on the appointment, dismissal, commendation, and disciplinary action of Deputy Directors, Chief Accountants of member units, heads and deputy heads of specialized departments of the General Company (if the General Company establishes such departments above the division level) or heads and deputy heads of specialized divisions of the General Company, heads of overseas branches after approval by the Board of Directors; decides on the appointment, dismissal, commendation, and disciplinary action of heads and deputy heads of specialized divisions of the General Company (if the General Company establishes such departments above the division level), directors of subordinate units of member units according to the proposal of the member unit director.

c. The directors of member units decide on the appointment, dismissal, commendation, and disciplinary action of heads and deputy heads of specialized divisions of member units and positions of subordinate units, except those positions decided by the General Director of the General Company.

Article 10.Main working procedures:

1. Preparing resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors:

a. Drafting proposals: Based on the plan approved by the Board of Directors, the Chairman of the Board of Directors assigns the research of proposals under Clause 2 of Article 6, and the General Director assigns the research of Clause 3 of Article 6.

Important proposals must be reviewed by the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the General Director regarding the research outline. For major proposals with a long research period, the proposer must regularly report progress and difficulties to the Board of Directors and the General Director. The draft proposal must be submitted for review by experts inside and outside the General Company before being presented to the Board of Directors.

b/ Reporting on proposals:

Proposals (including project explanations and draft resolutions, decisions) must be submitted to Board members in accordance with Clause 5 of Article 6 of this regulation.

The person in charge of the proposal presents the selected proposal and different opinions.

c/ Signing resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors:

The team of experts assisting the Board of Directors shall cooperate with the project secretary to finalize the draft resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors based on the conclusions of the Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Chairman of the Board of Directors to sign.

2- Procedures for selecting, promoting, rewarding, disciplining, and increasing salaries for cadres and employees:

a/ Must comply with the cadre regulations and standards issued by the Board of Directors.

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c/ Disciplinary procedures for cadres in accordance with the Labor Law.

d/ Decision on rewarding cadres.

e/ Procedures for reviewing salary increases for cadres.

(Clearly define the role of mass organizations, Party cells, and various levels of collectives within the corporation for each type of form).

3- Other procedures (based on the characteristics of each Corporation and current hierarchical regulations):

a/ Procedures for drafting and approving plans.

b/ Procedures for preparing, reviewing, and approving economic contracts, joint venture capital contribution projects, investment projects (with construction and without construction).

c/ Financial management procedures.

d/ Procedures for establishing and managing economic-technical norms; wage rates; product service unit prices; product standards; brand names.

e/ Procedures...

 

III- IMPLEMENTATION PROVISIONS

Article 11.This regulation takes effect from the date of signing.

The Board of Directors, Deputy General Managers, departments, offices, and member units throughout the corporation are responsible for implementing this regulation.

Article 12.During implementation, if necessary modifications or supplements to the regulation are required to align with the production and business activities of the corporation, the Board of Directors will review and decide accordingly/.

 

REGULATIONS

ON THE ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION OF THE SUPERVISORY BOARD OF STATE-OWNED CORPORATION

(ENTERPRISE)...

(ISSUED TOGETHER WITH DECISION NUMBER... BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON DATE YEAR 1997 OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS)

Article 1.The Supervisory Board is an organization established by the Board of Directors according to the Law on State-Owned Enterprises, operating under the Charter on the organization and operation of the Corporation and directly led by the Board of Directors.

The activities of the Supervisory Board must ensure objectivity, honesty, strict compliance with laws, state policies, the Charter, regulations of the Corporation, and resolutions and decisions of the Board of Directors.

Article 2.ORGANIZATION OF THE SUPERVISORY BOARD:

1- The Supervisory Board consists of five members; one member of the Board of Directors serves as chairman appointed by the Board of Directors, and four other members are appointed, relieved, rewarded, or disciplined by the Board of Directors; including: one member is a financial specialist of the Corporation selected by the Board of Directors, one member introduced by the Workers' Congress (if not coinciding with the Workers' Congress, then introduced by the Trade Union Committee of the Corporation or the Trade Union Committee of the Corporation's office), one member introduced by the Head of the Economic-Technical Management Department, and one member introduced by the Director of the State Capital and Asset Management Bureau at enterprises.

For corporations established by the Prime Minister (Corporation 91), the Supervisory Board members operate full-time; if the Economic-Technical Management Department and the State Capital and Asset Management Bureau cannot introduce full-time members, the Board of Directors has the right to select and appoint qualified individuals as members of the Supervisory Board.

For corporations established by the Ministers of Economic-Technical Departments (Corporation 90) and large corporations with a Board of Directors, the Supervisory Board must have at least two full-time members, including the chairman.

2- The criteria, term, and benefits of Supervisory Board members are stipulated in Article 16 of the Model Charter issued together with Decree 39/CP.

Article 3.The Supervisory Board is tasked with performing supervisory functions over the following tasks:

1- Implementing state policies, laws; charters, regulations, resolutions, and decisions of the Board of Directors within the Corporation.

2- Using, preserving, and developing capital within the Corporation to promptly report to the Board of Directors to prevent misuse of capital and assets.

3- Implementing targets and measures for long-term, medium-term, and annual plans of the Corporation and its member units approved by superiors or the Board of Directors.

4- Fulfilling tax obligations; borrowing and repaying domestic and foreign debts.

5- Purchasing, transferring, leasing, mortgaging, or pledging assets within the Corporation, as well as between the Corporation and external organizations and individuals.

6- Implementing economic-technical standards; product quality; wage rates; price ranges for purchasing materials, equipment, products, and services throughout the Corporation.

7- Signing and implementing economic contracts within the Corporation and between the Corporation and external organizations and individuals.

8- Establishing and using funds within the Corporation.

9- Adhering to current financial accounting and statistical regulations.

10- Implementing the Corporation's basic construction investment.

11- Assisting the Board of Directors in internal auditing of the Corporation's and member units' annual financial reports.

Article 4.RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SUPERVISORY BOARD:

1- Inspecting and supervising the operations of the General Manager, directors of member units, the support staff of the Corporation, and member units according to plans or unexpectedly when necessary.

2- Request departments, units of the corporation and related individuals to provide all necessary documents in a timely manner for inspection and supervision work.

Organizations and individuals required to provide documents shall be responsible for the correctness, honesty, and accuracy of the provided documents, data, and information.

3- If a violation is discovered while it is occurring, causing damage to the capital and assets of the corporation, the member of the Supervisory Board shall directly meet with the person responsible for that work to propose measures to address the situation and promptly report to the Chairman of the Supervisory Board for instructions. In cases where there is no better corrective measure, the Chairman of the Supervisory Board has the right to request the person responsible to immediately stop the work and report to the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

4- To attend specialized meetings, briefing sessions, training courses, and mid-year and annual review conferences of the corporation.

5- To dispatch staff to participate in the annual internal audit of the corporation and its subsidiaries.

6- During the process of inspection and supervision, members of the Supervisory Board shall not affect the common work, nor interfere with matters outside their assigned responsibilities.

7- The Supervisory Board and all related staff shall not disclose the results of inspections and supervision without permission from the Board of Directors. A supervisor must be accountable to the Board of Directors and the Supervisory Board if they intentionally overlook or cover up illegal acts and violations of resolutions, decisions, and regulations of the corporation.

8- The Supervisory Board is responsible for reporting to the Board of Directors on a quarterly and annual basis, and as incidents arise, about the results of inspections and supervision conducted by the Board; to promptly identify and report to the Board of Directors about any unusual activities showing signs of illegality within the corporation, along with recommendations for handling.

9- When state inspection agencies inspect the activities of the corporation, if such agencies request and with the consent of the Board of Directors, the Supervisory Board is responsible for providing documents and closely coordinating.

Article 5.Working regime of the Supervisory Board:

1- Implementing the individual responsibility system of supervisors, combined with the collective working system of the Supervisory Board. The Chairman of the Supervisory Board directly oversees complex cases and is responsible for organizing and assigning tasks to each member to fulfill the tasks assigned by the Board of Directors. Each member must be accountable for the tasks assigned to them before the Chairman and the Board of Directors of the corporation.

2- The Chairman of the Supervisory Board convenes and chairs all meetings of the Board; in case of absence for legitimate reasons, the Chairman delegates another member of the Supervisory Board to chair the meeting; the meeting is considered valid when at least 3/5 of the members are present.

3- The Supervisory Board must establish an annual, quarterly, and monthly work program to submit to the Board of Directors. For sudden inspection and supervision cases requiring early detection of errors without affecting the normal operations of the corporation, the Chairman of the Supervisory Board may authorize supervisors to directly handle the matter while simultaneously reporting to the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

4- The Supervisory Board closely cooperates with the People's Inspectorate Board, business departments, and subsidiaries within the corporation to carry out assigned tasks.

5- For complex and extensive inspection cases, the Supervisory Board may report to the Board of Directors and General Manager to mobilize additional participation from competent and qualified staff within the corporation.

6- For cases requiring contact with organizations and individuals outside the corporation for inspection and supervision purposes, the Supervisory Board must seek approval from the Chairman of the Board of Directors.

7- Proposals made by the Supervisory Board before submitting to the Board of Directors must be discussed collectively during the Board's meetings. Each member has the right to retain their opinion and the right to report those opinions to the Board of Directors.

Article 6. This regulation takes effect from the date of signature.

The Board of Directors, the Supervisory Board, Deputy General Managers, departments, and subsidiaries throughout the corporation are responsible for implementing this regulation.

Article 7. During implementation, if necessary modifications or supplements to the regulation are required to align with the corporation's production and business activities, the Board of Directors will consider and decide accordingly./.