Cua Lo voters: Need to pay attention to the issue of protecting aquatic resources

(Baonghean.vn)- Cua Lo voters are concerned about the serious decline in aquatic resources. The cause is destructive fishing and lax state regulations.

Delegates chaired the meeting with voters. Photo by Thanh Le

On behalf of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation, delegate Nguyen Van Chi reported to the voters of Nghi Thu ward about the expected content and agenda of the 4th session of the 14th National Assembly. The National Assembly is expected to work for 23 days, from October 23 to November 22 to consider and pass 6 draft laws, give opinions on 12 draft laws and consider and discuss socio-economic issues, supervision and other important issues.

Highly appreciated the activities of the National Assembly, especially the many issues of concern and recommendations of voters that were brought up for discussion by the National Assembly. Voters of Nghi Thu ward made recommendations to the National Assembly deputies on many issues related to many draft laws.

Voter Phung Minh Sy (Nghi Thu ward, Cua Lo) is concerned about the lack of strict handling of corrupt subjects and the failure to recover assets, leading to the loss of state assets. "I propose that the National Assembly review and clarify the regulations on strict handling of corrupt subjects to enhance the effectiveness of the anti-corruption law," said Mr. Sy.

Delegate Nguyen Van Chi reports on the expected content and agenda of the 4th session of the 16th National Assembly. Photo: Thanh Le

Mr. Sy reflected on the situation of “inflation” of associations and “bloated” associations but their operations are not effective. He suggested that the State should strengthen state management of associations.

Regarding the promulgation of the law by the National Assembly, voter Phung Ba Viet, Nghi Thu ward, said: Many legal regulations are not strict, when dealing with corrupt subjects, they need to be handled fairly.

Contributing opinions to the Laws that will be promulgated by the National Assembly, voter Nguyen Thanh Tuyen (voter of Thu Thuy ward, Cua Lo town) proposed: The upcoming session will discuss the Fisheries Law related to millions of fishermen and the country's revenue. Fisheries resources are seriously declining. The cause is destructive fishing and loose state regulations.

Voter Phung Minh Sy, Nghi Thu ward, Cua Lo town reflects his petition to the National Assembly delegates. Photo: Thanh Le

With this destructive fishing speed, it is alarmingly threatening the country's aquatic resources. "When promulgating the Fisheries Law this time, the National Assembly needs to clarify the phrase "protecting aquatic resources" so that fishermen can make a living and develop sustainably," Mr. Tuyen suggested.

Regarding the Law on Forest Development and Protection, forests are a “hot” issue, forests are being lost in terms of area, biology and forest quality. Forest protection has effects related to the living environment, natural resources, biodiversity but we have not paid attention to forest protection. “The Law needs to discuss carefully who protects the forest, how to protect the forest, and what effects forest protection has. At the same time, the Law needs to specifically stipulate the responsibilities and rights of the Forest Protection sector” - Mr. Tuyen suggested.

Nghi Thuy fishermen are famous for fishing for mackerel and tuna. Photo courtesy

Cua Lo voters request the state to strictly handle reactionary anti-revolutionary subjects. It is necessary to clarify the violations of the law on state management of religion by these subjects.

Voters' opinions suggested that the government should not award a gold plaque of honor to a family with three children who participated in the resistance war against the French and the Americans to save the country. The National Assembly is requested to recommend that the government pay attention to the regime for families who enjoy this policy.

In addition, Nghi Thu ward voters recommended that National Assembly delegates pay attention to policies for people with meritorious services, shortcomings in agricultural land recovery; resolve the issue of granting land use right certificates by unauthorized authorities; slow implementation of many public investment projects, socialization, and overcharging in schools...

Acknowledging the enthusiastic contributions of Cua Lo voters, delegate Nguyen Thanh Hien explained and clarified the issues reflected by voters. At the same time, the opinions will be compiled by the Provincial National Assembly Delegation to make recommendations to agencies, departments, branches and in the National Assembly forums.

Thanh Le