Nguyen Tu Long, deputy director of the Public Servants and Officials Department, stated that the draft amendments to the Law on Public Employees are designed to "reduce bureaucratic hurdles for public employees," expand their right to practice their professions, and enhance the quality of public services.

General Secretary To Lam emphasized the urgency for Vietnam to make breakthroughs in the remaining time leading up to the Party's 100th anniversary, or risk falling behind and missing historical opportunities.

The Ministry of Home Affairs proposes increased autonomy for public service units, eliminating the quota "request-grant" mechanism, expanding flexible recruitment, and allowing private sector participation in public services through transparent competition.

Deputy prime minister Nguyen Hoa Binh has requested research into criteria and evaluation methods to prioritize skilled, diligent, and compassionate officials, while eliminating those who lack integrity and competence despite being cunning.