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State-run groups’ equitisation under scrutiny
The Government Inspectorate plans to inspect the equitisation process in five State-run economic groups and corporations, said Chief Inspector Tran Van Truyen at a press conference on Feb. 11.
The businesses under inspection are the Post and Telecommunications Group, the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group, the Vietnam Textile and Garment Group, the Vietnam Insurance Corporation and the Vietnam Tourism Joint Stock Company.
Truyen said that in the first quarter of this year, the inspectorate will focus on outstanding complaints and promote the building of regulations.
Other major tasks for the year include checking on State management in a number of areas and inspecting mining, land use planning and investment projects in some provinces as well as the equitisation of State-run enterprises.
Last month, the Government Inspectorate issued seven reports on the results of inspections in the General Tax Department, the Hanoi and HCM City Tax Departments and several equitised State-owned enterprises.
The inspectors uncovered the misuse of more than 11 trillion VND at the three tax departments, and proposed to retrieve more than 1,1 trillion VND to the State budget.
Regarding reports on the misappropriation of government’s cash and rice aid to the poor on this year’s Tet, the Chief Inspector said following the PM’s instruction, local inspectors have been instructed to examine the whole distribution work in localities.
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