(HBO) - In order to strengthen discipline and raise responsibility of heads of units in performing public duties, the provincial State Treasury has stepped up administrative reform, thus reducing time and costs.

 


 The provincial State Treasury’s one-stop shop unit creates favourable conditions for clients

Setting administrative reform as a key task to improve service quality, Director of the provincial State Treasury Le Hoai Thanh said the agency has been accelerating institutional and administrative reform along with taking synchronous measures such as intensifying inspection of the processing of administrative procedures, publicising administrative processes, documents and in-charge units, and arranging qualified staff to create favourable conditions for clients. 

The provincial State Treasury regularly devised plans to oversee administrative procedures, making it one of the major tasks. 

It also made a list of administrative procedures in need of amendment, supplementation, replacement and removal. 

The provincial State Treasury has raised awareness of the benefits of online public services among units using the State budget. So far, 100 percent of the agency’s 1,323 clients have used online public services, while 16,906 out of 17,561 invoices have been sent via public services, equivalent to 96.27 percent. 

The provincial State Treasury continues to apply information technology in the handling of administrative procedures in State budget collection and spending, step up online payment of taxes, fees and fines, connect and share data with the national public service portal, and modernise management technology and increase support utilities for users. 

With continuous efforts to effectively improve administrative procedures, the provincial State Treasury is gradually bringing administrative reform closer to the people. It is one of the important measurements to soon build an "electronic treasury”, contributing to the province’s development./.

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