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For A Firmer Management of Business Activities

To more effectively manage conditional business activities in the province, over nine years of implementation of the government’s Decree no. 08 on security and order applicable to some conditional business activities, Dong Nai police and other regions’ police cooperate with functional agencies in strengthening the state management over security and order, in disseminating information, and simultaneously in taking precaution measures to prevent and fight against taking advantage of conditional business activities to break laws, thereby, raising businesses’ awareness of obeying legal regulations.

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Dong Nai People’s Committee’s certificates of merit are being awarded to collectives and individuals with outstanding achievements over nine years of implementation of the government’s resolution no.08

Since the government’s Decree no. 08, Ministry of Public Security’s Circular no. 02, and Dong Nai People’s Committee’s Directive no. 20 on security and order applicable to conditional business activities took effect, Social Order Administration Police Office at Dong Nai Police and other regions’ polic forces have taken initiative to cooperate with departments, committees, and sectors in getting classes of people, organizations, and individuals to know about requirements for conditional business activities and how to apply penalty to violators in order that organizations and individuals conform to the regulations.

Dong Nai Police’s report shows that there are 18,545 facilities that operate in conditional business activities requiring security and order and 31,835 people that are doing business.

In particular, Social Order Administration Police Office at Dong Nai Police has registered to manage 781 facilities and 7,133 people involved in business activities.

Police forces of districts, towns, cities, wards, and communes have registered to manage 17,764 facilities and 24,702 people involved in business activities.

Along with registration, management and prevention, Dong Nai Police has asked regions’ police forces and professional divisions to fully grasp the situation, to carry out basic investigation, and to take professional measures against taking advantage of conditional business activities to break law.

Over nine years the province’s social order administration police forces have conducted inspection at 603,189 facilities operating in conditional business activities and focused on rental businesses, discotheques, karaoke restaurants, and petrol traders.

Through examination, 15,409 violations were detected and dealt with and 2,783 cases got warned.

Over VND4 billion were contributed to the State Treasury.

Social Order Administration Police Office at Dong Nai Police collaborated with the province’s concerned agencies and inter-sector inspection delegation 814 in conducing inspection at 963 restaurants, caterers, and cultural events organizers, finding out 533 violated cases, seizing 8,555 tapes and discs of all kinds, 36 computers, and two gambling machines, fining, and contributing nearly VND900 million the State Treasury.

Business activities are being inspected at a facility

In addition, through publicly-known administration and implementation of professional measures, Dong Nai police forces have cooperated with concerned forces in struggling to clarify 241 cases related to crime, drug, and prostitution in conditional business activities and in convicting 210 cases and 302 individuals.

To more closely manage conditional business activities, the government continues promulgating Decree no.72 on security and order conditions applicable to some conditional business activities, Decree no. 107 on trading petroleum gas, Decree no. 109 on vehicles’ priority signals, Ministry of Public Security’s Circular no. 33 on security and order conditions applicable to some business activities, Dong Nai People’s Committee’s no.01 on strengthening management over some business activities, Dong Nai police are cooperating with concerned departments and local police forces in disseminating information to businesses in the province.

Reported by T. Canh, Translated by Duy Minh

Author: phongvien

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