Units must work continuously, 3 to 4 shifts, working day and night to complete the task
That was the affirmation of the Chairman of the People's Committee, Le Van Dung, at the meeting with departments, branches, sectors, and localities, assessing the implementation situation, results of public investment capital disbursement in 2024 to October 31, 2024, and solutions to promote public investment capital disbursement of the province in the last 3 months of the year on the afternoon of November 4. Attending the meeting were the Vice Chairmen of the People's Committee, Ho Quang Buu and Tran Anh Tuan.
Speaking at the meeting, the Chairman of the People's Committee of Quang Nam province, Le Van Dung, emphasized that the current disbursement progress of the whole province only reached 48.98%, lower than the national average. To achieve the target of disbursing public investment capital in 2024 up to 95% according to the plan assigned by the Prime Minister, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested departments, branches, localities, and investors to focus on analyzing the existing problems and shortcomings. At the same time, tasks and solutions will be proposed to complete the public investment disbursement plan according to the roadmap from now until the end of the year.
At the meeting, local leaders and representatives of departments and branches reported on the disbursement situation, clearly stating the difficulties and obstacles. Many units have low disbursement rates due to prolonged site clearance, difficulties in confirming land origin, compensation unit prices that are not close to reality, and people's requests for compensation that are too high.
Concluding the meeting, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Van Dung requested investors to direct all projects, focusing on completing outstanding tasks. Units need to work continuously, in 3 shifts, working day and night to complete the tasks. Construction works on the site must be closely directed, if there is a shortage of materials, timely measures must be taken to ensure construction progress.
Projects that are still stuck with paperwork procedures, need to be completed quickly to continue construction. The leaders must direct their subordinates to work tirelessly, work hard and not lazily, and be bolder and more determined in the leadership and management process.
Regarding the settlement of outstanding projects, it is required to review them, whether they are small or large projects, with little or much money, they must be completed. The Department of Finance needs to coordinate with the State Treasury to report to the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee on these projects. For projects that have been going on for many years without settlement, it is necessary to discipline the investors who let this situation happen.
"The responsibility for coordination between departments and localities is not tight and timely, causing a lack of responsibility. It is recommended to remedy this situation immediately. If investors send documents through departments and branches but after 7 days they are not processed, you need to directly report to the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee to prevent the situation of shirking and avoiding responsibility" - Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Le Van Dung emphasized.