Do Luong voters propose strict handling of land encroachment
(Baonghean.vn) - Voters are upset because land prices are rising, many people have encroached on roads, making them increasingly narrow.
Afternoon of November 27, theNational Assembly Delegate Le Quang Huy- Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on Science, Technology and Environment; Tran Van Mao - Deputy Head of the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province. At the beginning of the meeting, National Assembly delegate Le Quang Huy briefly informed voters about the content of the recent National Assembly session.
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| Delegate Le Quang Huy briefly informed voters about the recent session. Photo: Tien Hung |
At the conference, most of the voters' opinions focused on people's lives, complaints, and petitions... Some voters expressed concerns about the support for redundant cadres after the merger of villages and hamlets. Accordingly, for non-professional workers in hamlets and blocks, the specific amount of support for each position is as follows: Party cell secretary and hamlet, block, and village chief is 4.5 million VND; police officer (also deputy hamlet chief) is 4 million VND... "However, it has been more than a year and there is still no sign of the policy", the voter asked.
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| View of the voter meeting. Photo: Tien Hung |
Another voter expressed his frustration at the widespread encroachment of land and roads in some localities. “In many hamlets, the roads used to be very wide. Traveling was very convenient. But now, land prices have increased, they have encroached on everything, and the roads are very small,” said this voter, suggesting that the encroachment of public land needs to be strictly handled.
In addition, some voters also expressed concern about the frequent outbreak of diseases in livestock, causing damage to people; the situation of many abandoned fields, while workers have to go abroad to find work...
After the comments, local leaders and representatives of the sectors directly answered some questions from voters.
Concluding the conference, delegate Le Quang Huy said that this was the last meeting for him and other National Assembly Deputies elected here. By March 2021, the National Assembly will have one last session, but the content of this session will be mostly summary work.
“We will receive all opinions from voters and send them in writing to relevant agencies for satisfactory responses. Not just the opinions from voters today. We will review all meetings with voters since the beginning of the term to see if there are any recommendations or questions that voters have sent us that we have not been able to address in order to promptly forward them to the responsible agencies,” said Mr. Huy.
