Delegate Nguyen Huu Cau: "Do not let bad forces take advantage of voters' patriotism"

On the morning of June 20, National Assembly deputies: Le Quang Huy - Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on Science, Technology and Environment; Nguyen Huu Cau - Member of the Provincial Party Committee, Director of the Provincial Police Department had a meeting with voters of Tan Son commune, Do Luong district. Photo: My Nga

On behalf of the National Assembly Delegation, Mr. Le Quang Huy informed voters of the results of the 5th session of the 14th National Assembly from May 21 to June 14, and the country's socio-economic situation in the first 6 months of 2018.

The session completed its agenda with many important contents on legislative work, deciding on important issues of the country. The National Assembly spent time reviewing and approving 7 draft laws, 7 draft resolutions and giving opinions on 9 other draft laws.

Delegate Le Quang Huy also announced that the petitions of Do Luong district voters to the National Assembly delegation have been forwarded to relevant authorities and sectors for consideration and handling.

Delegate Le Quang Huy informed voters about the results of the 5th session of the 14th National Assembly, as well as the activities of the Nghe An National Assembly delegation at the session. Photo: My Nga

At the meeting, Do Luong voters made many recommendations, focusing on the following contents: Regulations on the Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units, the Law on Anti-Corruption; subsidy regime for commune-level socio-political organizations; the situation of protecting national sovereignty, especially sovereignty over seas and islands; difficulties in implementing the Land Law; surplus of village and hamlet officials after merging blocks and hamlets in the spirit of Resolution 6 of the Central Committee; regimes for preschool teachers; policies for meritorious people; rectifying forest management processes, as well as improving the quality of forestry forces, so that "the forest does not bleed"...

Voter Dao Quoc Quynh expressed his agreement with the report on the National Assembly session agenda and made recommendations on issues of concern. According to the voter, farmers in remote areas still face difficulties in finding outlets for their agricultural products. Therefore, the voter hopes that authorities at all levels and sectors will pay more attention, especially in supporting farmers with prices, seeds, and product consumption.

Regarding the Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units, voter Nguyen Cong Thang hopes that as the highest legislative body, the National Assembly should study carefully before making a final decision. In addition, voters also expressed concern about the illegal drug trafficking problem, and the need to take strong measures to eliminate trafficking activities, as well as to educate people about "white death".

Do Luong voters actively participated in making recommendations to National Assembly deputies. Photo: My Nga

Voter Nguyen Tat Tinh reflected that currently there are too many associations being established, but their effectiveness is not high. Voters suggested reducing the number of deputy positions in associations.

Voter Thai Khac Thang said that the National Assembly has proposed many Resolutions and policies, but in reality, the operational efficiency at the grassroots level is not high. Voters suggested that, in addition to assessing people's trust, the National Assembly should assess voters' awareness of the Party and State's guidelines and policies. Thereby, providing solutions for people to deeply understand and access, speeding up the implementation of resolutions into life.

After listening to voters' petitions, delegate Nguyen Huu Cau - Director of the Provincial Police Department directly explained the issues that voters were concerned about.

Delegate Nguyen Huu Cau directly explained voters' petitions. Photo: My Nga

Sharing voters’ concerns about the information that the National Assembly leased land for 99 years, delegate Nguyen Huu Cau affirmed that this was fabricated and false information to incite the trust and patriotism of the Vietnamese people. “Every inch of the nation’s land is inviolable,” the delegate emphasized.

Regarding the Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units, delegate Nguyen Huu Cau said that many countries in the world have issued it, such as Thailand, Myanmar, Japan, Korea, India, China, and the trend of many countries is to continue building many special zones to create momentum for socio-economic development. In Vietnam, the Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units has 6 chapters and 85 articles, focusing on 3 main contents: planning, building preferential policy institutions and building political institutions.

The delegates suggested that voters must trust the Party's leadership and the source of the Law so as not to be exploited by bad forces, and hoped that voters would support the construction of the Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units to create a breakthrough in terms of institutions, creating momentum for the country's economy to grow faster and stronger. In particular, in the near future, the entire content of this Law will be widely publicized so that voters can contribute their heartfelt opinions.

Regarding the Law on Anti-Corruption, delegate Nguyen Huu Cau emphasized that corruption is a national disaster. Recently, the Party and the State have been taking drastic measures, affirming that there are no forbidden zones. All corrupt subjects will be brought to light and strictly handled.

Taking note of voters' recommendations on the fact that the laws are not yet understood deeply and clearly by the people, delegate Nguyen Huu Cau said that this is a common situation because while the laws are large in volume, the departments and branches have not yet disseminated them promptly and fully. The delegate accepted and reflected on this to the National Assembly in the following sessions.