Chapter II
STATE MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITIES FOR STATE PROPERTY
Article 7. Responsibilities of the Government and the Prime Minister
1. The Government shall exercise the unified state management of state property, and:
a/ Promulgate according to its competence or submit to competent state agencies for promulgation, and organize the implementation of, legal documents on management and use of state property;
b/ Decentralize construction investment, procurement, hire, repair, maintenance, transfer, recovery, liquidation, sale, joint venture or cooperation, lease or destruction of state property;
c/ Report annually to the National Assembly on the situation of management and use of state property.
2. The Prime Minister shall prescribe criteria and norms for the use of working offices, cars and other property of high value and common use at agencies, organizations and units.
Article 8.- Responsibilities of the Ministry of Finance
The Ministry of Finance shall take responsibility before the Government for exercising the state management of state property, and:
1. Promulgate according to its competence or submit to competent state agencies for promulgation legal documents on management and use of state property.
2. Provide for the regime of management and use of working offices, cars and other property at agencies, organizations and units, except for property defined in Clause 1, Article 9 of this Law.
3. Prescribe criteria and norms on the use of state property, except for property defined in Clause 2 of Article 7 and Clause 1 of Article 9 of this Law.
4. Organize the management and use of state property.
5. Coordinate with other ministries, ministerial-level agencies and central agencies in promulgating criteria, norms and regimes for management und use of special-purpose property.
6. Decide on the transfer of state property between ministries, ministerial- level agencies, other central agencies, provinces and centrally run cities (below collectively referred to as provincial level); and the procurement, recovery, liquidation or sale of state property as decentralized by the Government.
7. Report annually to the Government on the situation of management and use of state property throughout the country.
8. Inspect, examine, settle complaints and denunciations, and handle violations of the law on management and use of state property according to its competence.
Article 9.- Responsibilities of ministries, ministerial-level agencies and other central agencies
Ministries, ministerial-level agencies and other central agencies shall exercise the state management of state property under their management, and:
1. Assume the prime responsibility for, and coordinate with the Ministry of Finance in, promulgating criteria, norms and regimes for management and use of special-purpose property at agencies, organizations and units under their management.
2. Decide on construction investment procurement, hire, repair, maintenance, transfer, recovery, liquidation, sale, joint venture or cooperation, lease or destruction of state property under their management as decentralized by the Government.
3. Report annually to the Ministry of Finance on the situation of management and use of state property under their management.
4. Inspect, examine, settle complaints and denunciations, and handle violations of the law on management and use of state property under their management.
Article 10. Responsibilities of provincial-level People's Councils
Based on the provisions of this Law and the Government's decentralization, provincial-level People's Councils shall:
1. Decide on undertakings and measures for management and use of state property at locally managed agencies, organizations and units.
2. Decide on decentralization of construction investment, procurement, hire, repair, maintenance, transfer, recovery, liquidation, sale, joint venture or cooperation, lease or destruction of state property at locally managed agencies, organizations and units.
3. Supervise the enforcement of the law on management and use of state property in localities.
Article 11.- Responsibilities of People's Committees at all levels
Based on the provisions of this Law, the Government's decentralization and decentralization by provincial-level People's Councils, People's Committees at all levels shall:
1. Formulate, and organize the implementation of, plans on management and use of locally managed state property.
2. Decide on construction investment, procurement, hire, repair, maintenance, transfer, recovery, liquidation, sale, joint venture or cooperation, lease or destruction of state property at locally managed agencies, organizations and units.
3. Report annually to the People's Councils of the same level and to the immediate superior People's Committees; provincial-level People's Committees shall report to the Ministry of Finance on the situation of management and use of locally managed state property.
4. Compile and manage dossiers on locally managed state property.
5. Inspect, examine, settle complaints and denunciations, and handle violations of the law on management and use of locally managed state property.
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