Slow handover of forest land, red books for resettlement... "hot" at the Q&A session of Gia Lai Provincial People's Council

On the afternoon of November 5th, the Standing Committee of Gia Lai Provincial People's Council organized a question-and-answer session on 4 groups of issues of concern to voters, people and delegates of the Provincial People's Council.

The meeting was held directly at the Provincial Convention Center and connected online to 27 commune and ward bridge points.

Standing Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial People's Council Rah Lan Chung emphasized that the purpose of the question-and-answer session is not only to clarify difficulties and obstacles, but more importantly to clearly identify how the issue will be resolved, which agency is responsible and the deadline for completion.

The Chairman of the Provincial People's Council requested delegates to focus on questioning in the right direction, going straight to the existing shortcomings and limitations.

Based on summarizing opinions, recommendations and monitoring results, the Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Council selected 4 groups of issues for questioning.

The first group of issues is the situation of slow issuance of land use right certificates to 477 households in the resettlement area of the Dong Mit Reservoir Project; slow recovery and handover of land in the pine forest area, sub-zone 482 (Hra commune) and land belonging to the forest area of the Protection Forest Management Board in Ia Rsai commune to local management.

Regarding this content, the Provincial People's Council requested to clarify obstacles in mechanisms, policies, procedures and responsibilities of relevant agencies; and at the same time determine specific plans, roadmaps and deadlines for resolution.

The second group of issues is supporting people to overcome damage caused by the flood discharge incident at Ia Ring reservoir on November 14, 2024. Although damage has been reviewed and opinions have been sought from ministries and sectors, people's petitions have not been resolved definitively.

The Chairman of the Provincial People's Council requested to clarify the legal basis, advisory responsibility, resources and implementation time, ensuring the legitimate rights of the people.

The third group of issues is ensuring textbooks for students in the 2026-2027 school year. Delegates requested to clarify the causes and responsibilities of the Education sector and related units in the situation of book shortage at the beginning of the school year, and at the same time assess the results of overcoming.

The fourth group of issues is food safety management in the context of implementing the 2-level local government model.

The Chairman of the Provincial People's Council requested to clarify the effectiveness of management, coordination responsibilities, inspection and supervision work between the health sector and local authorities...

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