Party Secretary: Coordination rules must define roles, tasks, and prevent blame-shifting

Ho Chi Minh City Party Secretary Tran Luu Quang has stressed the critical importance of establishing clear coordination regulations to combat the pervasive issue of shirking responsibility among officials.

"The greatest value of coordination regulations is to solve the attitude of pushing responsibility," Quang stated. He elaborated that effective coordination requires a precise division of labor, ensuring that each individual or department knows their specific tasks and is held accountable, rather than engaging in blame-shifting.

Quang's remarks highlight a significant challenge within administrative bodies, where a lack of clear roles can lead to inefficiency and a failure to address issues promptly. The emphasis on "clear people, clear tasks" aims to foster a more proactive and responsible work environment, moving away from a culture where problems can be ignored by passing them to others.

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Coordination regulations have the greatest value in solving the attitude of pushing responsibility. Coordination means clearly defining who must do what, not passing the blame anymore.