To unify a model of holding corruption control in districts and townships, the provincial steering board of corruption control just issued a guidance document on setting up the district and township steering boards of corruption control.

Accordingly, the district and township steering boards of corruption control have 7 members including vice chairmen of district People’s Committees, heads of district inspection departments holding positions of heads and vice heads of the boards and other members who are heads of district public security, People’s procuracy, Tribunal president and district home affairs.

Members of the district and township steering boards of corruption control work under plurality with concrete working regulations.

Reported by H.Ngan – Translated by A.C