(HBO) – Party cadres and members need to have strong political courage meeting ethical standards of "diligence, thrift, integrity, righteousness, and impartiality”, and to perform their duties responsibly, proactively, scientifically and creatively, deputy head of the Department of Information and Education of the Party Committee of Da Bac district Tran Thi Van Dung has said.
Officials of Hien Luong commune (Da Bac) always show dedication and thoughtfulness in citizen receptions in accordance with ethical standards for Party cadres and members.
The Party Committee of Hien Luong commune has 10 cells, gathering more than 170 members. Over the recent years, the communal Party Committee has focused on pushing up studying and following Ho Chi Minh's thought, morality and lifestyle in association with the implementation of ethical standards for Party cadres and members. All the party members have fully implemented commitments related to political ideology, morality, and lifestyle; and well performed duties they were tasked with.
The communal Party Committee has led and directed the work related political and ideological education, morality, lifestyle for Party cadres and members. Notably, in the work of receiving people at "one-stop shop" units, relevant regulations, order and procedures for each field are fully and publicly posted at the citizen reception area.
The communal authority organises regular citizen receptions twice a month, and random receptions to collect the people's opinions. This is one of the Party cells of the Da Bac district Party Committee that have implemented effectively the building and implementing ethical standards for Party cadre and members.
Party committees at all levels have strictly implemented regulations on the responsibility to set the example of Party cadres and members, especially key leaders, in improving ethics and lifestyle. According to Dung, it is necessary to strengthen the inspection and supervision of the implementation of moral standards for Party cadres and members in Party organisations in performing their duties./.
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