The Ministry of Industry and Trade proposes to increase the quota for State vehicles

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Currently, State vehicles which are used in the Ministry of Industry and Trade comply with the quota prescribed under the Law from 1999.

When the Prime Minister signed Decision 32/2015/QD-TTg, the quota for State vehicles was lower than previously.

This is why in the report of March 15, 2016 to the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Industry and Trade had the actual number of vehicles 57 State vehicles higher than the quota due to lack of time to implement adjustment of quantity.

After receiving the report of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Ministry of Finance has issued a document to request the Ministry of Industry and Trade to list the State vehicles and propose a plan to deal with the excess of 57 vehicles.

In response to the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Industry and Trade said that after review and arrangement of the excess of State vehicles, there are 55 cars which are unable to be used or damaged due to a long time. These vehicles are not safe to operate according to the inspections of functional authorities and are currently being liquidated.

Also, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed to increase the quota of State vehicles instead of provisions in Decision 32 with an addition of 22 State vehicles.

In particular, the Southern Department has proposed to add 6 more State vehicles for internal management, logistics, and hospitality activities; the Department of Market Management has also proposed to add more 6 State vehicle to serve for inspections and control of the market; the Institute of Energy has proposed to add more 9 State vehicles to ensure compliance with operational scale on science, technology and other business activities. The Institute has asserted that it had an annual revenue of more than 100 billion vnd, with 10 billion vnd being paid to the State budget and it complies with provisions on profit and contribution to funds.

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In addition, the Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed to review the quota for State vehicles of 25 Colleges and offered to add more State vehicles for the above units.