At a conference on the Government Inspectorate's agenda for 2007, Mr Trong said inspectors should further focus on socio-economic programmes and public employees' routine work in key sectors.

Socio-economic inspections should be a helpful guide to fighting corruption through early detection of possible corruption cases, the Deputy PM said.
Inspections on the allocation and spending of budgets for natural calamity victims, epidemic control campaigns and poverty-reduction programmes should be further intensified, stressed the anti-corruption executive.

He also called on the Government Inspectorate to continue providing consultation for the Party and Government in solving ordinary people's complaints and hold regular contacts or dialogues with the public to get a better picture of their problems.

The conference set forth five major tasks, including corruption control, socio-economic inspections, solutions to citizens' claims and petitions, legal making and personnel restructuring.

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