Hung Yen provincial police announces list of nearly 2,000 enterprises and business households to be inspected in Q2 2026

Hung Yen Provincial Police has published a list of 1,974 enterprises, business households, and individuals expected to be inspected in the second quarter of 2026 under the police department’s 2026 plan to oversee compliance with laws by local businesses.

Plan and scope of inspections

The information is issued under Plan No. 795 dated February 12, 2026, by Hung Yen Provincial Police regarding inspections of compliance with laws within the police’s remit for organizations and individuals operating in the province in 2026.

Before the provincial plan, the Ministry of Public Security issued Plan No. 12/KH-BCA to implement nationwide inspection activities. The plan states that inspections are intended not only to detect and handle violations, but also to promptly rectify existing issues and support the removal of difficulties and obstacles for businesses, business households, and individuals to improve the business environment.

How inspections will be conducted

Inspections are required to be carried out within authority and according to procedures, ensuring objectivity, openness, transparency, and efficiency. The plan also emphasizes avoiding unnecessary hassle or additional procedures and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of enterprises and individuals.

Inspections will be conducted throughout 2026. Each quarter, provincial and municipal police will develop inspection contents based on local realities, aligned with the Ministry of Public Security’s guidance. The inspection forms will be diversified, including both direct inspections and online remote inspections.

The plan highlights the promotion of online inspections by leveraging electronic data stored by ministries, sectors, and localities to minimize disruption to business activities.

Key principles

• Avoid overlapping inspections: each enterprise will be inspected at most once a year unless there are clear signs of violations.
• No repeat inspections without new signals: if an inspection has occurred in a given year, there will be no inspection again unless a violation signal arises.
• Targeted online requests: for online inspections, authorities will request only information and documents not yet available to state agencies, while ensuring security and not requesting data already connected.
• On-site inspection exemptions: enterprises and households that comply with the law will be exempt from on-site inspections.

Anti-corruption emphasis

The Ministry of Public Security stresses an absolute prohibition on corrupt practices and abuse of inspections to harass or hinder businesses and households.