Quy Hop: Voters reflect on inadequacies in receiving mineral exploitation rights fees

(Baonghean.vn) - Morning of August 2,The delegation of the 14th National Assembly, belonging to constituency number 2, includesgrandfatherPhan Dinh Trac - Member of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Commission, grandmaNguyen Thi Thao - Doctor of Tay Bac General Hospital, Nghe An province and Mr. Mong Van Tinh - Officer of Que Phong District Youth Unionhave a meeting with voters atQuy Hop district.

Overview of the conference.

At the conference, Quy Hop voters listened to Mr. Phan Dinh Trac - Member of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Internal Affairs Committee inform voters of the results of the first session of the 14th National Assembly; Quy Hop district leaders reported on outstanding results in economic, social, defense and security development in the first 6 months of the year, and the socio-economic development plan for the last 6 months of the year.

Speaking to the National Assembly, voters from Quy Hop expressed their concerns that some prestigious village elders among ethnic minorities are currently provided with newspapers every year, but due to their old age, some of them are even illiterate, which is a waste. Voters suggested that the subjects should be classified to be provided with radio stations so that information can be grasped in a more timely and multi-dimensional way.

National Assembly Delegate Phan Dinh Trac speaks at the conference.

Quy Hop voters also proposed to maintain the investment level for communes and hamlets 135 according to Decision 55/TTCP on supporting 1.5 billion VND and 200 million VND/year for communes and hamlets 135 to invest in infrastructure construction.

Many Quy Hop voters expressed their opinions on the issue of considering the inadequacies: the locality is the place where the mineral resources are located, but when the Ministry grants the license, the Central Government receives 70%, the province receives 30%, and for mines licensed by the province, the province receives 100% of the mineral rights fee. Meanwhile, the locality must deal with environmental pollution and many other impacts but is not entitled to this benefit for reinvestment.

Voters propose recommendations at voter meetings.

In addition, Quy Hop voters also expressed their concerns about a number of issues such as: the need to support production land, residential land, loans for poor households with special difficulties, policies for ethnic minorities, the issuance of decisions to ensure resources, the supervision of equitization of state-owned enterprises, etc.

The opinions under the jurisdiction of Quy Hop district were explained by the Chairman of the District People's Committee. Regarding issues under the jurisdiction of the National Assembly, Mr. Phan Dinh Trac answered, at the same time compiled a report, requesting relevant sectors and levels to resolve the legitimate aspirations of voters in the coming time.

Thu Huong

Kwai Hop Station