Establish a Community Supervisory Board when implementing public projects
Khanh Hoa - Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Cam Linh ward established 2 Community Investment Supervision Boards to supervise public investment projects.
On October 22, news from the Standing Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Cam Linh ward said that it had organized a conference to announce decisions to establish the Community Investment Supervision Board and deploy supervision work for public investment projects and works in the area.
At the conference, the Standing Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the ward announced 2 decisions to establish a Community Investment Supervision Board for projects including: Project to invest in building lighting systems on some streets Phan Boi Chau, Nguyen Trai, Nguyen Binh Khiem and the area in front of the sand warehouse; Project to build new student toilets at Cam Linh Elementary School (points 1, 2 and 3).
The conference focused on thoroughly grasping the tasks, powers and responsibilities of the Supervisory Boards, and at the same time clarifying the coordination mechanism between investors, Project Management Boards, supervision consulting units, construction contractors and related organizations and individuals.
Accordingly, the Supervisory Boards must urgently develop plans, assign specific tasks to each member, ensuring objective, public and lawful supervisory activities.
When detecting shortcomings or receiving feedback from people, the Boards are responsible for promptly reflecting and reporting periodically or unexpectedly to the Standing Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of the ward.
The investor and contractor are responsible for providing complete information and documents as prescribed, and coordinating to handle legitimate recommendations during the supervision process.
At the conference, delegates also exchanged and agreed on many contents related to coordination mechanisms, methods of receiving voter feedback, procedures for recording monitoring logs, making records and monitoring post-monitoring handling results.
The establishment of Community Investment Supervisory Boards aims to promote the people's right to mastery, strengthen publicity and transparency in public investment capital management.
Thereby, contributing to improving the quality of works, preventing loss and waste, and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of people in the area.
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