Minister of Home Affairs Le Vinh Tan at the session (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – The ninth working day of the 14thNational Assembly’s seventh session, under the chair of National AssemblyChairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, was televised nationwide on May 30.
The legislature reviewed the socio-economic performance and statebudget during 2018 and the first months of 2019, as well as the state budgetbalance of 2017 in the plenary session.
A majority of lawmakers agreed with the Government’s reportand another by the NA Standing Committee on reviewing the socio-economicperformance for 2018 and early 2019, and key tasks for the near future.
They gave opinions on agro-forestry production andaquaculture, impacts of petrol and power price hikes on the consumer priceindex, the slow restructuring of state-owned enterprises, delayed disbursementfor key national transportation projects, solutions to examination cheating andschool violence, and complicated drug trafficking cases, among others.
About major tasks for the near future, legislators suggestedfine-tuning legal regulations, cutting administrative procedures and seriouslydealing with violations in investment, construction and transportation, encouragingthe private sector’s involvement in key national projects, and improvingtaxation management.
They called for serious measures to be taken to deal withviolations of the national high school graduation examination in 2018, as wellas for drivers under the influence of alcohol and drugs, drug abuse cases, andrevised policies to attract quality foreign direct investment, among others.
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue and Minister of HomeAffairs Le Vinh Tan clarified some of the issues raised by deputies.
Concluding the session, NA Vice Chairman Phung Quoc Hiensaid the legislature will continue its plenary session on socio-economicaffairs and state budget on May 31 morning.
The ministers of agriculture and rural development, finance,education and training, and planning and investment will discuss and answerrelevant questions.
In the afternoon, deputies will debate the draft law onamendments and supplements to several articles of the Law on Insurance Businessand the Law on Intellectual Property.–VNA
The legislature reviewed the socio-economic performance and statebudget during 2018 and the first months of 2019, as well as the state budgetbalance of 2017 in the plenary session.
A majority of lawmakers agreed with the Government’s reportand another by the NA Standing Committee on reviewing the socio-economicperformance for 2018 and early 2019, and key tasks for the near future.
They gave opinions on agro-forestry production andaquaculture, impacts of petrol and power price hikes on the consumer priceindex, the slow restructuring of state-owned enterprises, delayed disbursementfor key national transportation projects, solutions to examination cheating andschool violence, and complicated drug trafficking cases, among others.
About major tasks for the near future, legislators suggestedfine-tuning legal regulations, cutting administrative procedures and seriouslydealing with violations in investment, construction and transportation, encouragingthe private sector’s involvement in key national projects, and improvingtaxation management.
They called for serious measures to be taken to deal withviolations of the national high school graduation examination in 2018, as wellas for drivers under the influence of alcohol and drugs, drug abuse cases, andrevised policies to attract quality foreign direct investment, among others.
Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue and Minister of HomeAffairs Le Vinh Tan clarified some of the issues raised by deputies.
Concluding the session, NA Vice Chairman Phung Quoc Hiensaid the legislature will continue its plenary session on socio-economicaffairs and state budget on May 31 morning.
The ministers of agriculture and rural development, finance,education and training, and planning and investment will discuss and answerrelevant questions.
In the afternoon, deputies will debate the draft law onamendments and supplements to several articles of the Law on Insurance Businessand the Law on Intellectual Property.–VNA
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