People's Committees are responsible for implementing state management functions in various sectors at the local level, such as socio-economic development, national defense, and public security.
By managing socio-economic development, public services, and national defense, it ensures that central government policies are effectively implemented at the grassroots level.
The number of Vice Chairpersons depends on the classification of the province:[1] Members of the Provincial People's Committee include the heads of specialized agencies, as well as individuals responsible for military and police affairs.
The number of Vice Chairpersons depends on the commune's classification:[1] The Provincial People's Committee is responsible for implementing the province’s socio-economic plans, managing natural resources, and ensuring public safety.
[1] The commune level handles smaller-scale administrative functions, including local infrastructure development, budget management, and public services such as schooling and healthcare.
These agencies, organized at both the provincial and district levels, assist the People's Committees in performing various state management functions, such as public health, agriculture, and education.