Inspection Decision of the National Assembly Party Committee's Standing Committee Announced
The National Assembly Party Committee held a conference to announce Decision No. 133 regarding the inspection of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee of the Committee on Science, Technology and Environment.
Within the framework of the 2026 Inspection and Supervision Program, the National Assembly Party Committee announced Decision No. 133 concerning the inspection of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee and the Secretary of the Party Committee of the Committee on Science, Technology and Environment.
Location and Time of the Meeting
On the afternoon of September 18, an important conference was organized at the National Assembly building. During this meeting, the inspection decision of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly Party Committee was officially announced.
Key Figures Attending the Meeting
The conference was chaired and addressed by Phung Khanh Tai, Deputy Secretary of the National Assembly Party Committee and Head of Inspection Team No. 133.
Attendees also included Nguyen Thanh Hai, Member of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Party Committee, and Chairman of the Committee on Science, Technology and Environment.
Purpose of Decision No. 133
Decision No. 133 was issued within the framework of implementing the National Assembly Party Committee's 2026 Inspection and Supervision Program, aimed at inspecting the relevant units.
Importance of the Inspection Task
Phung Khanh Tai, Deputy Secretary of the National Assembly Party Committee, stated that inspection and supervision are among the important leadership methods of the Party.
Replication of Good Practices
It was stated that the main purpose of the inspections is to identify, record, and disseminate good, creative, and effective practices in the field.
Prevention of Violations and Early Warning
Delegates emphasized that they adopted the principle of focused inspections combined with comprehensive and frequent supervision during the inspection process.
The primary goal of this approach is to strengthen the prevention of potential violations and prevent minor issues from turning into major violations.