On August 26, 2026, Inspection Team 234, established by the Central Committee of the Communist Party, conducted a working session with the Khanh Hoa Department of Home Affairs. This team, led by Đinh Hữu Thành, a member of the Central Party Committee and Deputy Head of the Central Inspection Commission, along with Nguyễn Thị Tuyến, a member of the Central Party Committee and Deputy Secretary of the Government Party Committee, aimed to evaluate the department's self-inspection and oversight activities.

During the meeting, Nguyễn Thị Tuyến emphasized the importance of the Department of Home Affairs in advising the provincial government on personnel matters. The department has diligently implemented regulations regarding personnel management, aligning closely with the requirements of the Central Government and the province's practical situation. They have proactively reviewed and specified regulations, coordinated various aspects of personnel planning, appointments, transfers, evaluations, training, and policy resolutions, contributing to the consolidation of the workforce following the merger and the operation of the two-tier local government model.

The department's personnel files have been thoroughly reviewed for standards, conditions, and political criteria before submission to the competent authorities. The implementation of the Key Performance Indicator (KPI) system and electronic personnel records has resulted in positive changes. The department has also effectively addressed policies affecting officials and employees due to restructuring, helping to stabilize the workforce's mindset and organizational structure.

During the discussion, Nguyễn Khắc Hà, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee in Khanh Hoa, raised several points regarding solutions to improve the training rate of officials in science and technology, allocation of personnel quotas for localities, and the restructuring of public educational institutions in the province.

In conclusion, Tuyến acknowledged the proactive and responsible preparation of reports and materials by the Department of Home Affairs, praising the serious and candid spirit in addressing specific issues raised by the inspection team. The province has actively implemented the Central Government's directives on restructuring public service units in education, focusing on training officials with scientific and technological expertise.

Tuyến urged the Department of Home Affairs to continue enhancing its inspection and oversight functions when delegating authority to local levels, paying closer attention to the management of officials under the jurisdiction of the provincial government and state-owned enterprises. She also requested a review and refinement of the report based on the feedback from the inspection team members, to be submitted by August 28.