Voters want policies to support households affected by hydroelectric dams.

On the morning of June 28, National Assembly deputies: Dang Xuan Phuong - Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on Culture and Education; Tran Duc Thuan - Standing Member of the National Assembly's Committee on National Defense and Security; Vi Van Son - Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, Head of the Provincial Ethnic Minorities Committee had a meeting with voters of Chau Kim commune, Que Phong district. Also participating were representatives of provincial departments and branches and delegates of the Que Phong district People's Council.

At the meeting with voters, on behalf of the National Assembly deputies, delegate Tran Duc Thuan reported the results of the 5th session of the 15th National Assembly after 23 days of serious, urgent, scientific, democratic and highly responsible work.

Specifically, at the 5th session, the National Assembly passed 8 laws and 17 resolutions. The National Assembly spent a lot of time discussing the Government's reports and submissions on socio-economic development; on that basis, it requested the Government, relevant agencies, levels and sectors to continue to synchronously, promptly and comprehensively implement policies, tasks and solutions according to the goals set by the Party Central Committee, the National Assembly and the Government.

At the session, the National Assembly Delegation of Nghe An province had 56 delegates participating in speaking and discussing draft laws, draft resolutions, reports on socio-economics; security and defense; State budget and important issues under the authority of the National Assembly.

During the session, the delegation worked with a number of central ministries and branches; participated in experience exchange activities with National Assembly delegations of provinces and centrally run cities to inform about the province's socio-economic situation, local recommendations and proposals and issues related to the session's content.

In the spirit of democracy and frankness, Que Phong district voters participated in 9 rounds of giving opinions related to 28 contents. The opinions and proposals were on many issues related to health, education, natural resources - environment, ethnic minority policies...

Voters of Chau Kim commune proposed that there should be a policy to support 144 households in Huu Van village who are living in the basin of Ban Coc and Nam Giai hydroelectric dams. During the rainy season, these households are often flooded, causing loss and damage to their property, affecting their lives and production.

Regarding the revised Land Law Project, Chau Kim commune voters are very interested in "land 64". According to Decree 64 of the Government, agricultural land is allocated to individuals and households for stable and long-term use for agricultural production purposes. Voters expressed their opinions that the prescribed usage period of 50 years is too long. During that time, there have been many changes, households that previously had many members of land now do not have enough labor to produce, leading to abandonment or arbitrarily transferring land to other households, many households want to cultivate and produce but do not have land.

Regarding the criteria for building new rural areas, voters of Muong Noc commune suggested that the criteria for mountainous districts should be different from those for the plains. The current leveling criteria cause difficulties for mountainous districts in general and communes in particular.

Voters also mentioned Circular 55/2021-BCA, which stipulates that the validity period of the Certificate of Residence Information is 30 days, saying that such a time limit is too short, causing time-consuming travel when related documents are needed, and recommended that the validity period of the Certificate of Residence Information be increased for the convenience of the people.

Voter Vi Thi Tam, Chau Kim commune, proposed to arrange more doctors with medical practice certificates to ensure regular and proper medical examination and treatment for the people. Because in reality, most of the doctors with medical practice certificates hold the position of head or deputy head of the station, and have to participate in many other activities that affect medical examination and treatment according to the regulations of the Social Insurance.

In addition, voters also made recommendations on preferential policies for vocational training and job placement for young people who have completed their military service and returned to their localities. Contents on policies for meritorious people; support allowances for village and hamlet officials; job placement for candidates; etc. were also sent by voters to the Provincial National Assembly Delegation.

After the voters' feedback, representatives of some provincial departments and branches and leaders of Que Phong district received and directly explained issues under their authority.

At the end of the conference, on behalf of the National Assembly delegates, Mr. Vi Van Son - Member of the Provincial Party Executive Committee, Head of the Provincial Ethnic Minorities Committee thanked the voters for their attention to the activities of the National Assembly as well as their concerns and proposals for the National Assembly, all levels and sectors.

Delegate Vi Van Son also requested the Party Committee and government of Que Phong district to pay attention to reviewing the contents of voters' petitions to resolve issues within their authority and recommendations, and coordinate in resolving issues within the authority of higher levels, ensuring the common development of the district and the interests of the people.