National Assembly Chairman proposes completing project to build e-National Assembly

On the morning of July 17, chaired by National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, the National Assembly Standing Committee closed its 35th session.

National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan and the National Assembly Standing Committee closed the 35th session. Photo: Trong Duc/VNA

In his closing remarks, the National Assembly Chairman said that for each content of the meeting, the Vice Chairmen of the National Assembly had reached conclusions based on the discussions of the National Assembly Standing Committee. The National Assembly Chairman requested relevant agencies to continue to study and complete the four draft laws and reports to carry out the next steps; at the same time, complete the draft resolutions to submit for signing and promulgation.

The National Assembly Chairman emphasized that after summarizing the 7th Session, there are a number of issues that need to be learned for the following sessions. Relevant agencies will focus on relevant issues more proactively and resolutely, implementing them immediately to serve the 8th Session of the National Assembly in October 2019.

According to the National Assembly Chairman, first of all, relevant agencies must urgently complete and ensure the quality of the contents submitted to the National Assembly Standing Committee at the meeting in August and September.

Believing that the application of software to the activities of the National Assembly continues to be improved and updated, the National Assembly Chairman highly appreciated the National Assembly Office and the Steering Committee for building an electronic National Assembly; and proposed to absorb the opinions of the National Assembly Standing Committee to complete the project - considering this as a legal framework to continue step by step the roadmap for building an electronic National Assembly.

National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan proposed that the National Assembly, the Government and agencies in the political system strengthen the application of information technology; coordinate in building an electronic information system connected with shared databases, with synchronization, improving the operational efficiency of agencies and the connectivity and interoperability in the activities of State agencies, including the legislative, executive and judicial branches to serve the country and the people.