Prime Minister requests quality, timely completion of draft laws

Prime Minister Le Minh Hung requested stringent quality standards and punctual delivery for 11 draft laws to be presented to the National Assembly during the government's second August law-building session. At the meeting, he instructed ministers and sector heads to directly supervise the incorporation of Government input, Ministry of Justice assessments, and session outcomes into the draft laws.

He emphasized constitutional and legal compliance, elimination of irrelevant policies, and alignment with existing legislation. The Prime Minister directed ministries and agencies to finalize specific issues, such as data security classification criteria, electronic identification and authentication's mandatory requirements, and marine and island resource auctions' consistency with related laws.

For environmental protection amendments, he sought a consistency with related legislation and clearer auction rules. Regarding food safety improvements, he ordered risk-based management and post-inspection traceability. He urged acceleration of environmental protection law amendments while promoting green transition and digital transformation.

The Leader requested strong reforms in bidding procedures, cost reduction, and quality assurance in the bidding law. Additionally, he emphasized the need for Party guidelines adherence, clear cultural industry value chain definitions, and timely issuing of implementing regulations for draft laws. Deputy Prime Ministers were tasked with overseeing their respective fields and expediting the issuance of implementing documents for recently adopted laws and resolutions.