The city office sent a document to the Department of Home Affairs to study commune units.

The Department of Home Affairs will lead the review with other agencies.

The review will look at units that do not meet standards or have problems.

The process must follow central authorities' rules.

The city will make adjustment plans if necessary, carefully and with public support.

The Department of Home Affairs will advise the city committee on the matter.

This work must be done by August 25.

The city party committee also asked for a study of commune restructuring.

This is to follow the 14th Party Central Committee's conclusion. The city wants to make changes.

Party committees must meet to assess their organization and operations.

If changes are needed, they must prepare proposals and submit them by August 30.

The City Development Research Board must complete a report by August 30.

The party committee's organization commission will submit findings by September 5.

Ho Chi Minh City has 168 commune units, including wards, communes, and a special zone.

The city is taking action.