Closing the 10th session of 13th National Assembly
The 10th session of the 13th National Assembly concluded successfully on November 27 after more than one month of sitting.
During the session, deputies approved the resolution on the establishment of the National Electoral Council, elected the council’s Chairperson and adopted the lists of the council’s Deputy Chairpersons and members. They also elected the Secretary General of the 13th National Assembly.
A new feature of the session was the unprecedented question-and-answer session with the presence of all Government members to respond to deputies’ queries regarding their remit.
Addressing the closing ceremony, National Assembly (NA) Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung said that the 10th session was successful, with 16 laws and several resolution adopted and 10 draft laws scrutinised.
The NA Chairman stressed that the socio-economic situation in 2015 has gained a positive progress, reaching major targets set under the National Assembly’s resolution.
Chairman Hung also pointed to existing shortcomings and weaknesses, which need to be addressed. The quality, efficiency, competitiveness and international integration capacity of the economy remained weak, agricultural production faced difficulties, overspending was high, public debt increased and economic restructuring was slow. Administrative reforms and the fight against corruption failed to meet expectations, social order and safety showed complicated issues, and the task of protecting the national sovereignty over sea and islands faced new challenges.
According to the top legislator, a resolution on the 2016 socio-economic development scheme was also passed at the session, outlining the overall targets of economic stability, higher economic growth, growth quality improvement and sustainable development.
Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung asked the NA Standing Committee, the National Electoral Council, the NA Council of Ethnic Affairs, the NA’s and Government’s Committees and local authorities at all levels, the Supreme People’s Court, the Supreme People’s Procuracy and the Fatherland Front to synchronously carry out measures to ensure the enforcement of the Constitution and newly-adopted laws and resolutions, while making thorough preparations for the general election of the 14th National Assembly and People’s Councils of the 2016-2021 tenure.
Leaders of the Party and State attend the closing ceremony.
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Addressing the closing ceremony, National Assembly (NA) Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung said that the 10th session was successful, with 16 laws and several resolution adopted and 10 draft laws scrutinised.
The NA Chairman stressed that the socio-economic situation in 2015 has gained a positive progress, reaching major targets set under the National Assembly’s resolution.
Chairman Hung also pointed to existing shortcomings and weaknesses, which need to be addressed. The quality, efficiency, competitiveness and international integration capacity of the economy remained weak, agricultural production faced difficulties, overspending was high, public debt increased and economic restructuring was slow. Administrative reforms and the fight against corruption failed to meet expectations, social order and safety showed complicated issues, and the task of protecting the national sovereignty over sea and islands faced new challenges.
According to the top legislator, a resolution on the 2016 socio-economic development scheme was also passed at the session, outlining the overall targets of economic stability, higher economic growth, growth quality improvement and sustainable development.
Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung asked the NA Standing Committee, the National Electoral Council, the NA Council of Ethnic Affairs, the NA’s and Government’s Committees and local authorities at all levels, the Supreme People’s Court, the Supreme People’s Procuracy and the Fatherland Front to synchronously carry out measures to ensure the enforcement of the Constitution and newly-adopted laws and resolutions, while making thorough preparations for the general election of the 14th National Assembly and People’s Councils of the 2016-2021 tenure.
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