The document discusses the term of government and the Prime Minister in Vietnam. It states that the government's term follows that of the National Assembly, which is 5 years. However, in special cases the National Assembly can decide to shorten or extend its term, and the government's term would be adjusted accordingly.
It also outlines the role and responsibilities of the Prime Minister, who is the head of the Vietnamese government. The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly and is responsible for leading the work of the government and state administrative system from the central to local levels. Key duties include appointing and dismissing deputy ministers, suspending laws that contradict the constitution, and negotiating and signing international treaties.
The document discusses the term of government and the Prime Minister in Vietnam. It states that the government's term follows that of the National Assembly, which is 5 years. However, in special cases the National Assembly can decide to shorten or extend its term, and the government's term would be adjusted accordingly.
It also outlines the role and responsibilities of the Prime Minister, who is the head of the Vietnamese government. The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly and is responsible for leading the work of the government and state administrative system from the central to local levels. Key duties include appointing and dismissing deputy ministers, suspending laws that contradict the constitution, and negotiating and signing international treaties.
The document discusses the term of government and the Prime Minister in Vietnam. It states that the government's term follows that of the National Assembly, which is 5 years. However, in special cases the National Assembly can decide to shorten or extend its term, and the government's term would be adjusted accordingly.
It also outlines the role and responsibilities of the Prime Minister, who is the head of the Vietnamese government. The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly and is responsible for leading the work of the government and state administrative system from the central to local levels. Key duties include appointing and dismissing deputy ministers, suspending laws that contradict the constitution, and negotiating and signing international treaties.
According to current regulations, the Government is the highest state administrative
agency of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, exercising executive power, and the executive body of the National Assembly. The Government is responsible to the National Assembly and reports on its work to the National Assembly, the National Assembly Standing Committee, and the State President.According to the provisions of Article 3 of the Law on Organization of the Government 2015, the term of office of the Government follows that of the National Assembly. When the National Assembly's term expires, the Government continues to perform its duties until the new National Assembly forms the Government.According to the provisions of Article 2 of the Law on Organization of the National Assembly 2014, the term of each National Assembly term is 5 years, from the opening date of the first session of that National Assembly to the opening date of the first session of the National Assembly. after. In special cases, if it is approved by at least two- thirds of the total number of National Assembly deputies, the National Assembly shall decide to shorten or extend its term at the proposal of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly. The extension of the term of a session of the National Assembly may not exceed 12 months, except in the case of war.Thus, based on the analysis as well as the regulations cited above, it is possible to determine the Government's term of 5 years. In case the National Assembly decides to shorten or extend its term, the term of the Government will also be shortened or extended accordingly. And when the National Assembly's term expires, the Government continues to perform its duties until the new National Assembly forms the Government. 4. Prime Minister The Prime Minister is the head of the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The Prime Minister is elected by the National Assembly from among the National Assembly deputies on the nomination of the State President. The Prime Minister is responsible to the National Assembly for the activities of the Government and assigned tasks; to report on the Government's and its own work to the National Assembly, the National Assembly Standing Committee and the State President. The duties and powers of the Prime Minister are prescribed as follows: Leading the work of the Government; lead policy formulation and law enforcement organization.To lead and be responsible for the operation of the state administrative system from the central to local levels, ensuring the consistency and transparency of the national administration.Submit to the National Assembly for approval the proposal for appointment, relief from duty or dismissal of the Deputy Prime Minister, Minister and other members of the Government; to appoint, relieve from duty or dismiss Deputy Ministers and equivalent positions under ministries and ministerial-level agencies; ratify the election and dismissal and decide on the mobilization and dismissal of the President and Vice President of the People's Committees of the provinces and centrally-run cities.To suspend the execution or annul documents of ministers, heads of ministerial- level agencies, People's Committees, chairmen of People's Committees of provinces and centrally run cities that are contrary to the Constitution, laws and documents of the Government. superior state agencies; suspend the implementation of resolutions of the People's Councils of provinces and centrally run cities that are contrary to the Constitution, laws and documents of superior state agencies, and at the same time propose the National Assembly Standing Committee to annul them.To decide and direct the negotiation and direct the signing and accession to international treaties falling within the tasks and powers of the Government; organize the implementation of international treaties to which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a signatory.Implement the regime of reporting to the People through the mass media on important issues within the jurisdiction of the Government and the Prime Minister. Leading the work of the Government; lead policy formulation and law enforcement organization; preventing and combating bureaucracy, corruption and wastefulness. Lead and be responsible for the operation of the state administrative system from the central to local levels, ensuring the consistency, smoothness and continuity of the national administration. Submit to the National Assembly for approval the proposal for appointment, relief from duty or dismissal of the Deputy Prime Minister, Ministers and other members of the Government; while the National Assembly is not in session, submit to the President for decision to suspend the work of the Deputy Prime Minister, Ministers and other members of the Government. Submit to the Standing Committee of the National Assembly for approval the appointment and exemption from work. Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary and Plenipotentiary of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Ministers or heads of ministerial-level agencies. In the time between two sessions of the People's Council of the province, decide to assign the Chairman of the People's Committee of the province at the request of the Minister of Home Affairs in case the Chairman of the People's Committee of the province is vacated. To decide on appointment, relief from duty, dismissal or resignation of Deputy Ministers and equivalent positions under ministries or ministerial-level agencies; decide to appoint, relieve from duty or dismiss heads and deputy heads of agencies attached to the Government. Approving the election, dismissal and decision on transfer, work suspension and dismissal of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee. To request the President of the People's Committee of the province to suspend or dismiss the President or Vice President of the People's Committee at a lower level when he fails to complete the tasks assigned by the competent authority or violates the law. execute or annul documents of Ministers, Heads of ministerial-level agencies, People's Committees, Presidents of provincial-level People's Committees which are contrary to the Constitution, laws and documents of superior state agencies; suspend the implementation of resolutions of the provincial-level People's Councils, which are contrary to the Constitution, laws and documents of superior state agencies, and at the same time propose the National Assembly Standing Committee to annul them. To decide and direct the negotiation and direct the signing and accession to international treaties falling within the tasks and powers of the Government; organize the implementation of international treaties to which the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a contracting party. To decide on the establishment, merger or dissolution of other agencies and organizations under the People's Committee of the province; decide to establish councils, committees or committees when necessary to assist the Prime Minister in studying, directing and coordinating in solving important inter-sectoral issues. Convene and chair meetings of the Government. So, the Prime Minister fully performs the tasks and powers prescribed. Own powers and operate under the headship regime. Realizing that the law is so strictly regulated, not only to highlight the role and responsibility of the head of the administrative system in promoting administrative reform, strengthening discipline, building a unified, smooth, continuous, democratic, modern administration, serving the people, but also creating the basis for the division and separation of basic activities of the State administrative apparatus at the central level, specifically The government focuses on formulating and promulgating management mechanisms, policies and institutions; The Prime Minister leads and directs the activities of the Government and the state administrative system; Ministers and heads of ministerial-level agencies shall organize the implementation of policies and laws in the management of branches and domains.