Deputy Prime Minister has just signed Decision No. 17/2024/QD-TTg amending and supplementing several provisions of Decision No. 26/2021/QD-TTg dated August 12, 2021, of the Prime Minister on the list of sectors and fields for converting public service units into joint-stock companies.
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Decision No. 17/2024/QD-TTg Amending and Supplementing Clause 1, Article 2 of Decision No. 26/2021/QD-TTg Regarding the "List of Sectors and Fields of Public Service Units to be Converted into Joint-Stock Companies, with the State Holding Over 50% of the Charter Capital"
Specifically, according to the provisions of Decision No. 26/2021/QD-TTg, the list of sectors and fields of public service units that will be converted into joint-stock companies with the state holding over 50% of the charter capital includes: “Exploitation, production, and supply of clean water; urban and rural wastewater management.”
In addition to the above sectors and fields, Decision No. 17/2024/QD-TTg supplements the following sectors and fields where public service units will be converted into joint-stock companies, with the state holding over 50% of the charter capital:
- Occupational safety technical inspection;
- Construction inspection;
- Technical inspection of road vehicles, inland waterway vessels (excluding the field of marine vessel and offshore structure inspection).
Thus, there are now four sectors and fields where public service units will be converted into joint-stock companies, with the state holding over 50% of the charter capital, which include:
1. Exploitation, production, and supply of clean water; urban and rural wastewater management;
2. Occupational safety technical inspection;
3. Construction inspection;
4. Technical inspection of road vehicles, inland waterway vessels (excluding marine vessel and offshore structure inspection).
Decision No. 17/2024/QD-TTg will take effect from December 10, 2024.
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