The National Assembly's Defense and Security Committee works in Nghe An

On the afternoon of December 6, the working delegation of the National Assembly's Committee on National Defense and Security had a working program with the People's Committee of Nghe An province regarding the survey of the implementation of the law on Mobile Police in the locality and to collect comments on the draft Law on Mobile Police. Photo: Mai Hoa

The National Assembly delegation was led by Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Khanh - Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on National Defense and Security.

Receiving and working with the delegation, Nghe An province had comrade Le Hong Vinh - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and leaders of a number of provincial departments and branches.

Reporting to the National Assembly delegation, on behalf of Nghe An province, Colonel Cao Minh Huyen - Deputy Director of the Provincial Police Department affirmed: In the past time, implementing the OrdinanceMobile policeand resolutions and decisions of the Party and Government related to the Strategynational securityTo modernize the Mobile Police force, the Provincial Party Committee, People's Council and People's Committee of Nghe An province have issued many policies, strategies and solutions.

Accordingly, the Mobile Police forcePoliceNghe An province is given priority in investment in infrastructure and equipment, promoting its role as a core force in applying armed measures to protect national security, ensure social order and safety, and promote socio-economic development in the province.

Colonel Cao Minh Huyen - Deputy Director of the Provincial Police Department reported on the law enforcement situation of the Mobile Police force in the province in recent times. Photo: Mai Hoa

In addition, the organization and enforcement of the Mobile Police Law still face some difficulties and problems. Such as the lack of a mechanism for coordinating command and direction of the organization of forces, levels and sectors in carrying out tasks of launching operations to resolve complicated cases.

Or there is no legal mechanism for the Mobile Police force to coordinate in carrying out tasks of fighting special cases; preventing, combating and overcoming disasters and natural disasters; searching and rescuing... Or there is no training ground or training ground with sufficient conditions to serve the training and combat tasks of the Mobile Police...

Representatives of the provincial Department of Justice gave their opinions at the meeting. Photo: Mai Hoa

From the practical activities of the Mobile Police force and law enforcement in recent times, comrade Le Hong Vinh - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee also contributed many comments to the draft Law on Mobile Police.

Expressing his high agreement with the promulgation of the Mobile Police Law to create the highest legal corridor for this force to operate effectively and efficiently in the coming time, the Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee proposed to review the regulations to ensure consistency between the draft Mobile Police Law and the current People's Police Law; clearly defining the functions, tasks and authority of the Mobile Police, separating it from the People's Police Law.

Comrade Le Hong Vinh - Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee spoke at the meeting. Photo: Mai Hoa

Regarding mechanisms and policies, it is necessary to consider regulations to ensure correlation with other police forces; regulate the authority to decide and command the Mobile Police to ensure proactiveness and flexibility in performing tasks and resolving complicated security and order incidents...

Some issues related to regulations on the responsibilities of agencies, organizations and individuals in providing information; the responsibilities of local authorities in ensuring material conditions need to be studied and supplemented to ensure that the law is put into practice when promulgated.

Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Khanh - Deputy Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on National Defense and Security concluded at the meeting. Photo: Mai Hoa

Concluding the meeting, on behalf of the working delegation, Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Khanh - Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on National Defense and Security highly appreciated the implementation and concretization of legal regulations related to the province's Mobile Police force in recent times; at the same time, he acknowledged the very practical and valuable comments of the province on the draft Law on Mobile Police to report to the National Assembly Standing Committee for further editing and supplementation.

On the same day, Lieutenant General Tran Ngoc Khanh and the delegation had a working session with the North Central Mobile Police Regiment E26.

The working delegation surveyed the facilities, working conditions, and combat readiness of the Regiment. Photo: Phan Hau

At the working session, the delegation listened to the opinions discussed in the hall and conducted a field survey on the physical conditions of the North Central Mobile Police Regiment E26; Overview of the characteristics, situation, role, functions, tasks, and activities of the Mobile Police force; organizational structure, staffing, barracks, headquarters, weapons, vehicles, technical equipment, and conditions for ensuring the Mobile Police force of the Regiment; results of security and order assurance work in the area from 2014 to 2021, and coordination between the Regiment and local Mobile Police forces.

The North Central Mobile Police Regiment E26 proposed and recommended to the working delegation a number of contents to supplement the draft Law on Mobile Police with a number of regulations suitable to the position, functions, tasks, and powers of the specific nature of the force.