According to Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, the people's court sector needs to continue to promote digital transformation, considering it one of the most important tools, the most effective and supportive in all aspects of the people's court sector's work.

On the afternoon of June 16, at the headquarters of the Supreme People's Court, a conference was held to introduce successful digital transformation models at the ministerial and sectoral levels. The conference was connected online to more than 800 people's court points at all levels nationwide.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, Chairman of the National Committee on Digital Transformation attended and directed the conference.

At the conference, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that our Party and State always pay special attention to and clearly identify digital transformation as an important political task, an inevitable trend and an objective requirement in the cause of national development, construction and protection of the Fatherland. Digital transformation is a task that is both long-term strategic and must be regularly monitored, evaluated, urged, closely directed and implemented resolutely, effectively and substantially.

The Prime Minister said that Project 06 is a key and important task of national digital transformation, serving as a basis for transforming the way of life, work, and production and business methods of people and enterprises based on digital technology.

To date, 81.7% of households use fiber optic broadband internet, 100% of communes, wards and towns connect to fiber optic internet; 82.9% of mobile subscribers have used smartphones. The National Population Database has been connected and shared with 18 ministries, agencies and 63 localities; 763/1,084 (over 70%) administrative procedures and citizen papers related to population management have been simplified; more than 4,500 online public services have been provided on the national public service portal.

According to the Prime Minister, currently 77% of adults have payment accounts at banks and over 1 million policy beneficiaries have received social security benefits through accounts. Project 06 has provided 25/25 essential public services, saving the state and society nearly 3,500 billion VND/year; piloted the issuance of electronic criminal records in Hanoi and Thua Thien Hue. To date, 100% of students have submitted applications and received priority points through population data; 100% of medical examination and treatment facilities have cashless payment services...

At the conference, the head of the Government also frankly pointed out a number of difficulties and challenges in national digital transformation in general and digital transformation of the people's court sector in particular, such as the slow construction and completion of institutions serving digital transformation, such as cutting and simplifying administrative procedures that do not meet the needs; the quality of online public justice services is not high; digital infrastructure does not meet the development needs...

According to the Prime Minister, in the coming time, the world situation is forecasted to continue to change rapidly and complicatedly, the tasks set for the judiciary are very important, very glorious but also very heavy. The Prime Minister requested the judiciary to continue to promote digital transformation, considering it one of the most important tools, the most effective and efficient support in all aspects of the work of the people's court.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested the judiciary to continue to strongly promote digital transformation and build e-courts with the spirit of "5 pushes", which are: promoting the completion of institutions, policies and mechanisms in digital transformation and building e-courts; promoting the development of digital infrastructure and digital platforms; promoting the creation of digital data, integration, connection, interconnection, continuous, smooth and synchronous sharing; promoting the development of digital human resources, digital skills and professional training; promoting extensive propaganda in the people's court sector so that all cadres, civil servants and judges unanimously respond to and participate in the process of digital transformation and building e-courts.

The Prime Minister requested to focus on perfecting institutions and policy mechanisms to promote digital transformation in the people's court sector, promptly submit to the National Assembly for approval the Law on Organization of People's Courts (amended) and the Civil Procedure Code (amended), creating a premise for online litigation activities... Along with that is the innovation of the operating model to digital-based management; increasing publicity and transparency of court activities; improving the capacity of court administration and enforcement on digital platforms; striving for 100% of the working areas of the people's court to be transformed and uniformly managed on digital platforms.

The Prime Minister also proposed promoting the exploitation, use and development of online trial platforms, aiming for 100% of people's courts to be qualified in terms of equipment and human resources to organize online trials; promptly study and propose to perfect the legal foundation on electronic litigation; promote simplification and restructuring of administrative procedures to improve the quantity and quality of online public judicial services.

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