Investors in preparing and submitting for approval the completed investment capital settlement report.
- It is necessary to further overcome the backlog in slow bidding and site clearance compensation to carry out projects quickly, cost-effectively and effectively.
- To repay capital for basic construction investment, ensure capital management and state budget collection according to regulations, investors (project management boards) need to carefully review the project implementation progress to focus on organizing and directing implementation in order to soon complete and put into use.
3.3. Recommendations to relevant authorities
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3.3.1. For the Government
Propose that the Government supplement the functions and powers in handling units using the State budget that violate the regulations on slow disbursement, causing waste of investment capital; slow recovery of advances; slow annual settlement of public investment capital; failure to evaluate public investment projects; violations in the use of investment capital for purposes other than those of investors and contractors; violations of contract progress, etc. by means of deduction when paying project management costs (for fining investors), deduction when paying completed volume (for contractors) into the temporary penalty account pending settlement opened at the State Treasury or resolutely not handing over investment capital (if there are repeated violations, stop and do not hand over as project investor).

3.3.2. For ministries, departments and branches
Central ministries and branches need to continue to improve policies, regimes, and standards to ensure consistency, uniformity, and suitability with reality and to be specified in accordance with the conditions of each ministry, branch, and locality (especially labor cost norms, materials, and management costs to suit the market and technological development trends in the period of economic integration). Regularly pay attention to the increase and decrease in prices of raw materials and materials.
materials, machinery, equipment, to direct the competent authorities to develop new unit prices as a basis for the Investor to establish and adjust the estimate promptly.
The current State Budget Law does not have specific provisions on the authority and responsibility of the investment decision maker, the investor and the responsibility of agencies and units in the management of development investment capital (capital allocation, payment and accounting, and final settlement of investment capital). Therefore, it is necessary to supplement specific provisions in the State Budget Law on the authority and responsibility of the investment decision maker, the investor and the responsibility of agencies and units in the management of investment capital from the State budget.
CONCLUDE
Managing capital construction investment expenditure from the state budget is an extremely difficult management field, because it depends on many factors, not only mechanisms, policies, and people, but also many other objective factors. The topic "Managing capital construction investment expenditure from the state budget at the Ministry of Information and Communications" has solved the following problems:
(1) Clarify basic theoretical issues on management of construction investment expenditure from state budget sources.
(2) Analyze the current status of management of construction investment expenditure from the state budget at the Ministry of Information and Communications from 2017 - 2019, clarify the achievements, point out the limitations and main causes.
(3) Provide development orientations and solutions to continue improving the management of construction investment expenditures from the state budget at the Ministry of Information and Communications in line with the context, conditions and new requirements.
However, during the research process, the topic has not been resolved:
(1) The research time of the thesis is not long.
(2) Proposing solutions to improve the management of construction investment expenditure from the state budget at the Ministry of Information and Communications without taking into account changes in the environment, especially changes in mechanisms and policies in the coming time.
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