New decree regulates Vietnam Television’s status, functions

The Government recently issued a decree regulating the functions, tasks, powers and structure of the Vietnam Television (VTV).
New decree regulates Vietnam Television’s status, functions ảnh 1The Government recently issued a decree regulating the functions, tasks, powers and structure of the Vietnam Television (VTV). (Photo: vtv.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Government recently issued a decree regulating thefunctions, tasks, powers and structure of the Vietnam Television (VTV).

Under Decree No 02/2018/ND-CP, VTV is a governmental agency and nationaltelevision which disseminates the Party’s guidelines and policies and theState’s laws, contributing to the people’s enhanced intellectual standards and spirituallives through TV programmes and various forms of press and multimedia.

VTV is responsible for building and submitting to the Government and the PrimeMinister its long-, medium- and short-term and annual strategies and plans andother important projects, and implementing them after approved.

It is also responsible for producing, transmitting, broadcasting, issuing andarchiving TV programmes and print and online newspapers in line with legalregulations, while deciding on its daily broadcasting contents, programmes andtime volume.

In addition, VTV coordinates with local televisions and radio-televisionstations on programme production schedules broadcast on VTV channels.

VTV structure

Under the decree, VTV has a system of units including the Current Affairs Department,the Science and Education Department, the Department for Broadcast in EthnicMinority Languages, the Foreign Service Department, the Literature and ArtsDepartment, the Department of Entertainment Programme Production, theDepartment of Sport Programme Production, the Cable Television EditorialDepartment, and the Adolescents and Children Department.

It has the Centre for Documentaries and Television Reports, the Centre forTelevision Film Production, and the Archive Centre, along with VTV centres inHo Chi Minh City, Hue, Da Nang, Nha Trang and Can Tho, and representativeoffices abroad.

It also has news support units including the Technical Centre for ProgrammeProduction, the Technical Centre for Transmission and Broadcasting, theTelevision Training Centre, the Centre for Information Technology and theTelevision Magazine, and five consultancy and functional units to assist theVTV General Director.

The VTV has a General Director and a maximum of four Deputy General Directors.The General Director and Deputy General Directors are appointed and dismissedby the Prime Minister in accordance with relevant laws.-VNA
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