The 15th National Assembly (NA) of Vietnam convened its 18th working day of the fifth session on June 19 in Hanoi. The session was chaired by NA Speaker Vuong Dinh Hue and was televised in all countries.
During the morning plenary, lawmakers discussed the revised housing law. Construction Minister Nguyen Thanh Nghi addressed several issues raised by Members of Parliament (MPs). In the afternoon, NA Standing Committee Member and Chairman of the NA Finance and Budget Committee, Le Quang Manh, reported on collecting feedback on the Resolution on Approval of the state budget regulation for 2021.
A total of 478 lawmakers voted on the Resolution, with 473 voting in favor, accounting for 95.75% of the total number of NA deputies. Following this, Le Quang Manh presented a report on the review of the amended pricing law, which was approved by 476 lawmakers, with 459 or 92.91% of the total nodding lawmakers.
Vu Hong Thanh, a member of the NA Standing Committee and Chairman of the NA Economic Committee, presented a report on collecting feedback on the revised real estate business bill. Lawmakers then discussed the bill as a group.
On June 20, the NA is scheduled to convene a plenary session to adopt several important laws, including the revised law on cooperatives, the Resolution on the investment plan for the connecting road project from National Road 27C to Provincial Road DT.656 in Khanh Hoa Province, and the Civil Protection Law and Revised Consumer Rights Protection Law. Additionally, they will also consider the Grassroots Security and Order Forces Bill and the Revised Water Resources Bill.
The 15th National Assembly of Vietnam continues to work diligently to address important legislative matters and ensure the well-being and development of the country.
Source: VNA
What were the main topics discussed during the 18th working day of the fifth session of the 15th National Assembly of Vietnam?
The 15th National Assembly (NA) of Vietnam held its 18th working day of the fifth session on June 19 in Hanoi. NA Speaker Vuong Dinh Hue chaired the session, which was broadcasted in multiple countries.
During the morning plenary, discussions centered around the revised housing law. Construction Minister Nguyen Thanh Nghi addressed concerns raised by Members of Parliament (MPs). In the afternoon, Le Quang Manh, a member of the NA Standing Committee and Chairman of the NA Finance and Budget Committee, reported on the collection of feedback regarding the Resolution on Approval of the state budget regulation for 2021.
A total of 478 lawmakers voted on the Resolution, with 473 supporting it, accounting for 95.75% of the total number of NA deputies. Following this, Le Quang Manh presented a report on the review of the amended pricing law, which received approval from 476 lawmakers, with 459 or 92.91% of the total in agreement.
Next, Vu Hong Thanh, a member of the NA Standing Committee and Chairman of the NA Economic Committee, presented a report on the collection of feedback regarding the revised real estate business bill. Lawmakers then engaged in a group discussion on the bill.
On June 20, the NA is scheduled to hold a plenary session to pass several important laws, such as the revised law on cooperatives, the Resolution on the investment plan for the connecting road project from National Road 27C to Provincial Road DT.656 in Khanh Hoa Province, and the Civil Protection Law and Revised Consumer Rights Protection Law. Additionally, they will review the Grassroots Security and Order Forces Bill and the Revised Water Resources Bill.
The 15th National Assembly of Vietnam continues to diligently work towards addressing vital legislative matters, ensuring the well-being and development of the country.
“Another productive day for the 15th National Assembly as they delve into crucial discussions on revised laws and budget regulations. These deliberations will undoubtedly pave the way for a more efficient and effective governance system, benefiting the nation as a whole.”
The 15th National Assembly continues to impress with their dedication and efficiency, as they hold their 18th working day to discuss revised laws and budget regulations. These discussions highlight their commitment to enhancing governance and promoting transparency, promising positive strides for our nation’s future.