Handling the issue of children under 6 months old having to pay for cemetery construction

Chairing the Government's regular meeting, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc requested ministries, branches and agencies to immediately address the shortcomings and inadequacies that some National Assembly deputies have pointed out, including the fact that children under 6 months old have to pay for cemetery construction, and the situation of overlapping fees in some areas...

On the morning of November 3, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc chaired the regular October Government meeting. At the beginning of the meeting, the Prime Minister presented the President's decision to appoint two new Government members: Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The and Government Inspector General Le Minh Khai.

Congratulating the two new members of the Government, the Prime Minister sent the saying: "Going East, the East is quiet, going West, the West is peaceful", meaning to remind these officials to go well wherever they go, contributing more to the Government and the country.

The Prime Minister suggested that it is necessary to immediately overcome the shortcomings and inadequacies that some National Assembly deputies have pointed out, without waiting for a Resolution.

Regarding the socio-economic situation in October, the Prime Minister assessed that ministries, branches and localities have actively directed the removal of difficulties, especially creating a new level of investment and business environment, especially actively directing the preparation for the APEC high-level week to take place in Da Nang.

However, the country still faces a number of challenges and difficulties, especially the situation of storms, floods, and landslides that have killed many people in recent times. "Currently, at this moment, storm No. 12 is at risk of directly hitting the South Central region. At this Government meeting, I assigned Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung to directly go with Mr. Nguyen Xuan Cuong (Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development) to Khanh Hoa and Phu Yen to directly direct storm prevention," the Prime Minister stated.

The Prime Minister suggested that it is necessary to immediately overcome the shortcomings and inadequacies that some National Assembly deputies have pointed out, without waiting for a Resolution, for example, the issue of children under 6 months old having to pay for cemetery construction (cited by a National Assembly deputy of Hoa Binh province), or the situation of overlapping fees in some areas...

Previously, during the discussion session at the National Assembly on the economic and social situation, Deputy Nguyen Tien Sinh (Hoa Binh) reflected that the situation of excessive taxes, fees and contributions is a burden for people and businesses, with fees piling up on fees.

In particular, according to the representative's reflection, many babies born over 6 months old had to pay for cemetery construction. Many students suddenly had a record of not complying with the law because they had not paid the fees that fell from the sky, and the wedding car was blocked on the road to collect money for new rural construction.

According to Dan Tri