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Type 2 public service houses (100-115 m2) are classified according to a decision on official service house standards in 2015
Twelve former Vietnamese government officials appear to have agreed to return home after “repeated claims”.
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On April 21, the Vietnamnet newspaper reported that 12 former leaders “contacted to return” public officials after leaders of the Construction Ministry signed a series of notices that were sent to them “2-3 times” and after the press entered.
The houses assigned to them while in this position are official houses in the apartment building in Yen Hoa urban area (Cau Giay district); CT7 Apartment Building, My Dinh Urban Area (Nam Tu Liem District), Hoang Cau Housing Area (Dong Da District, Hanoi).
This list of 12 former leaders includes the former vice president of the Office of the National Assembly, the former vice president of the Central Inspection Committee, the former vice president of the General Confederation of Labor, the former vice president of the Central Union of Farmers and the former deputy director. President of the Central Committee of the Central Front of the Fatherland and former Vice Minister, Vice President of the Ethnic Committee, former Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, former Director General of the General Department for the Execution of Civil Trials, Ministry of Justice and former Editorial General Director of the newspaper Communist Party email.
This newspaper said the notice requesting the return of the aforementioned public officials was sent to 12 former ministry leaders “2-3 times.”
The Housing Law of 2014, the return of official residences will be carried out within a period of no more than 90 days from the date of receipt of the notification from the official housing administration agency.
Class 2 public servants (100 – 115m2) are known to be classified and are being returned to the State equipped with furniture and furniture types, refrigerators, beds, mattresses, washing machines … according to a decision on service house standards official in 2015 by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
This decision also establishes that the subjects assigned to official residences must be in the category of not having houses under their ownership, buying, renting or renting social houses …
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There are also former members of the National Assembly who are in charge of the official residences.
The Tuoi Tre newspaper on April 21 quoted several former officials as saying that “they did not intend to take over the official residences, some people were returning to their homes, some were hoping to complete their new homes and others were waiting for their homes.” Irrigation official residence prices to buy cheaply as a privilege. “
Some people say the reason they didn’t return home is because they were caught up in the Covid-19 epidemic outbreak and will soon hand over the official’s home.
The article also talks about a case in which the South moved south and left an official home “for their grandchildren” to live in.
This person said that he had not knowingly “waited” for official duties and “waited to buy goods.” And if officials from the Department of Housing and Real Estate Market Administration did not report the fact that they were submitting to the Prime Minister a proposal on the price of official residences for retired officials, his family would have paid for public housing a long time ago. long time
“According to Tuoi Tre Online, no 12 former officials who” do not deliver “official residences in CT1-CT2 buildings in Yen Hoa are homeless.
“In addition to the rare cases of real housing shortages, many former homeowners already want to keep official residences for rent and wait to buy affordable official homes as a privilege.” This quote says.
