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Chairman of the Quảng Ngãi Provincial People’s Committee, Nguyễn Hoàng Giang, on August 5 chaired a meeting to review and provide guidance on handling local mechanisms and policies issued by the People’s Councils of the two former provinces prior to their administrative merger.
According to a report by the Department of Justice, a total of 329 legal documents have been reviewed, including 190 resolutions issued by former provincial People’s Councils, 138 decisions, and 1 directive by the People’s Committees.
Based on this review, authorities have proposed specific solutions for each document—either continuing application, amending, replacing, or abolishing outdated ones.
So far, departments have recommended that the Provincial People’s Council issue resolutions to continue applying 55 previous resolutions from the two former provinces.
In addition, 54 decisions are proposed to remain in effect through new decisions issued by the current Provincial People’s Committee.
Chairman Giang emphasized that reviewing and synchronizing local mechanisms and policies is essential for ensuring stable and effective two-level government operations.
He urged departments to take full responsibility, thoroughly review all former policies, and closely coordinate with the Department of Justice to assess practical impacts, propose solutions, and estimate necessary funding.
These efforts will serve as a basis for issuing unified policies applicable across the entire province.
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