Education needs to stand in its rightful place as the top national policy.

(Baonghean.vn) – This is one of the issues that voters of Nghia Thuan commune, Thai Hoa town, were concerned about and reflected to the National Assembly deputies of constituency No. 2 of Nghe An province at the voter contact conference on the afternoon of October 4.

Attending the conference were National Assembly delegates including Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Member of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee; Moong Van Tinh - official of Que Phong District Youth Union and Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao - doctor of Nghe An Northwestern General Hospital.

Delegates attending the conference.

After listening to National Assembly delegates report on the expected content of the 2nd session of the 14th National Assembly, voters of Nghia Thuan commune reflected and contributed many comments on the local and domestic situation.

Regarding the marine environmental pollution incident along the four central provinces, Mr. Nguyen Quang Tien, Hamlet 3, Nghia Thuan Commune, was concerned that although the Ministry of Health had announced that fish on the upper layer could be used, those on the lower layer were still dangerous. However, according to this voter, the announcement was made for people to understand, but if using fish on the upper layer was still dangerous, who would be responsible? In addition, this voter also suggested that it was necessary to discuss and find solutions so that the lives and jobs of affected fishermen could soon stabilize.

Voter Nguyen Quang Tien also expressed his concern about the country's education system, which is still heavily theoretical but lacks practicality; the number of vocational training schools is small while the number of open universities is large. From there, this voter suggested that it is necessary to research effective solutions to put the education sector in its rightful position as the top national policy.

Students in Tuong Duong practice on modern teaching equipment. Photo courtesy of Nghe An Newspaper.

Voter Bui Cong Chau - Head of Nghia Thuan Commune Police expressed his excitement when the National Assembly will soon promulgate the Law on Commune Police. Thereby, Mr. Chau suggested that, in discussing to vote on this law, National Assembly delegates should put the Commune Police force into a specialized force, establish civil servant positions for deputy commune police officers, raise allowances and provide health insurance for police officers...

Voter Le Van Nghe - Hamlet 7A suggested that the Party, State and National Assembly continue to vigorously implement the work of preventing and fighting corruption. "Six corruption cases will be brought to trial in the near future, but if we do not closely monitor, other cases will arise," said Mr. Nghe. In addition, this voter suggested that the policy of streamlining the payroll, arranging and streamlining the administrative apparatus to operate more effectively should be well implemented.

Voters of Nghia Thuan commune speak out.

At the conference, voters of Nghia Thuan commune also reflected on many issues related to resolving policies for people with revolutionary contributions, youth volunteers, increasing policies for hamlet-level cadres, and part-time commune-level cadres; resolving outstanding debts in new rural areas; many problems with agricultural production materials such as fake fertilizers; loose seed management; solutions to handle waste...

Mr. Phan Dinh Trac responded to voters' petitions.

On behalf of the National Assembly delegates, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee Phan Dinh Trac responded to the petitions and at the same time received the petitions to forward to the National Assembly and relevant departments and branches.

Regarding the marine pollution incident in 4 central provinces, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac said that with the persistent struggle of the Government, Formosa was forced to accept responsibility, publicly apologize to the Party, the State and our people as well as compensate for damages. The compensation includes funds for environmental restoration, compensation for people and support for career transition.

The Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee also affirmed: Our country does not trade the environment for development, so if Formosa continues to violate, it will be strictly handled. Currently, the authorities are closely monitoring the activities of this enterprise.

Regarding education, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac said that the Central Committee has issued Resolution 29 on fundamental and comprehensive innovation in education and training, meeting the requirements of industrialization and modernization in the conditions of a socialist-oriented market economy and international integration as well as textbook innovation.

Mr. Moong Van Tinh presented the expected content of the 2nd session of the 14th National Assembly.

Regarding the work of preventing and fighting corruption, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac said: "Current regulations on the work of preventing and fighting corruption are relatively complete, the problem is that we make them strong and strict."

In addition, the Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission emphasized the determination of the Party and State to fight corruption when he said: In the near future, the Central Committee will organize a review of 10 years of implementing Resolution 3 of the Central Committee (10th tenure) on "Strengthening the Party's leadership in the work of preventing and combating corruption and waste". After that, the National Assembly will amend the Law on Prevention and Combat of Corruption to continue to improve the effectiveness of this issue.

Thanh Duy