NA announces votes of confidence results
All 50 officials holding positions elected or approved by the NA passed the vote of confidence on Nov. 15.
All 50 officials holding positions elected or approved by the National
Assembly (NA) passed the vote of confidence during the 13th
legislature’s eighth session in Hanoi on November 15.
The confidence vote was specified in three degrees - high confidence, confidence, and low confidence. The results were announced on the same day as follows:
1. Truong Tan Sang, President: 380 high confidence votes (accounting for 76.46 percent of total NA deputies); 84 confidence votes (16.9 percent); 20 low confidence votes (4.02 percent).
2. Nguyen Thi Doan, Vice President: 302 (60.76 percent); 168 (33.8 percent); 15 (3.02 percent).
3. Nguyen Sinh Hung, NA Chairman: 340 (68.41 percent); 93 (18.71 percent); 52 (10.46 percent).
4. Uong Chu Luu, Vice NA Chairman: 344 (69.22 percent); 124 (24.95 percent); 14 (2.82 percent).
5. Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, Vice NA Chairwoman: 390 (78.47 percent); 86 (17.3 percent); 9 (1.81 percent).
6. Tong Thi Phong, Vice NA Chairwoman: 325 (65.39 percent); 127 (25.55 percent); 31 (6.24 percent).
7. Huynh Ngoc Son, Vice NA Chairman: 295 (59.36 percent); 159 (31.99 percent); 28 (5.63 percent).
8. Phan Xuan Dung, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of NA Committee for Science, Technology and Environment: 212 (42.66 percent); 248 (49.9 percent); 23 (4.63 percent).
9. Nguyen Van Giau, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Economics: 317 (63.78 percent); 155 (31.19 percent); 12 (2.41 percent).
10. Tran Van Hang, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee of External Relations: 284 (57.14 percent); 183 (36.82 percent); 13 (2.62 percent).
11. Phung Quoc Hien, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Finance and Budget: 315 (63.38 percent); 148 (29.78 percent), 20 (4.02 percent).
12. Nguyen Van Hien, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Justice: 203 (40.85 percent); 245 (49.3 percent); 36 (7.24 percent).
13. Nguyen Duc Hien, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Head of the Ombudsman Committee: 225 (45.27 percent); 228 (45.88 percent); 30 (6.04 percent).
14. Nguyen Kim Khoa, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee of Defence and Security: 290 (58.35 percent); 174 (35.01 percent); 19 (3.82 percent).
15. Phan Trung Ly, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairwoman of the NA Legal Committee: 311 (62.58 percent); 145 (29.18 percent); 27 (5.43 percent).
16. Truong Thi Mai, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee on Social Affairs: 365 (73.44 percent); 104 (20.93 percent); 13 (2.62 percent).
17. Nguyen Thi Nuong, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Head of the NA Committee for Deputy Affairs: 272 (54.73 percent); 183 (36.82 percent); 28 (5.63 percent).
18. Nguyen Hanh Phuc, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Office: 303 (60.97 percent); 154 (30.99 percent); 26 (5.23 percent).
19. Ksor Phuoc, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA's Ethnic Council: 302 (60.76 percent); 164 (33.00 percent); 16 (3.22 percent).
20. Dao Trong Thi, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children: 224 (45.07 percent); 220 (44.27 percent); 39 (7.85 percent).
21. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister: 320 (64.39 percent); 96 (19.32 percent); 68 (13.68 percent).
22. Vu Duc Dam, Deputy Prime Minister: 257 (51.71 percent); 196 (39.44 percent); 32 (6.44 percent).
23. Hoang Trung Hai, Deputy Prime Minister: 225 (45.27 percent); 226 (45.47 percent); 34 (6.84 percent).
24. Pham Binh Minh, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs: 320 (64.39 percent); 146 (29.38 percent); 19 (3.82 percent).
25. Vu Van Ninh, Deputy Prime Minister: 202 (40.64 percent); 246 (49.5 percent); 35 (7.04 percent).
26. Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Deputy Prime Minister: 356 (71.63 percent); 103 (20.72 percent); 26 (5.23 percent).
27. Hoang Tuan Anh, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism: 93 (18.71 percent); 235 (47.28 percent); 157 (31.59 percent).
28. Nguyen Thai Binh, Minister of Home Affairs: 98 (19.72 percent); 233 (46.88 percent); 154 (30.99 percent).
29. Nguyen Van Binh, Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam: 323 (64.99 percent); 118 (23.74 percent); 41 (8.25 percent).
30. Pham Thi Hai Chuyen, Minister of Labour, War Invalids and Social Affairs: 108 (21.73 percent); 256 (51.51 percent); 119 (23.94 percent).
31. Ha Hung Cuong, Minister of Justice: 200 (40.24 percent); 234 (47.08 percent); 49 (9.86 percent).
32. Trinh Dinh Dung, Minister of Construction: 236 (47.48 percent); 201 (40.44 percent); 48 (9.66 percent).
33. Dinh Tien Dung, Minister of Finance: 247 (49.7 percent); 197 (39.64 percent); 41 (8.25 percent)
34. Vu Huy Hoang, Minister of Industry and Trade: 156 (31.39 percent); 224 (45.07 percent); 102 (20.52 percent).
35. Pham Vu Luan, Minister of Education and Training: 133 (26.76 percent); 202 (40.64 percent); 149 (29.98 percent).
36. Nguyen Van Nen, Minister-Chairman of the Office of Government: 200 (40.24 percent); 243 (48.89 percent); 39 (7.85 percent).
37. Cao Duc Phat, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development: 206 (41.45 percent); 224 (45.07 percent); 54 (10.87 percent).
38. Giang Seo Phu, Minister-Chairman of the Committee for Ethnic Minorities: 127 (25.55 percent); 262 (52.72 percent); 95 (19.11 percent).
39. Tran Dai Quang, Minister of Public Security: 264 (53.12 percent), 166 (33.4 percent); 50 (10.06 percent).
40. Nguyen Minh Quang, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment: 85 (17.1 percent); 287 (57.75 percent); 111 (22.33 percent).
41. Nguyen Quan, Minister of Science and Technology: 105 (21.13 percent); 313 (62.98 percent); 65 (13.08 percent).
42. Nguyen Bac Son: Minister of Information and Communications: 136 (27.36 percent); 267 (53.72 percent); 79 (15.9 percent).
43. Phung Quang Thanh, Minister of National Defence: 313 (62.98 percent); 129 (25.96 percent); 41 (8.25 percent).
44. Dinh La Thang, Minister of Transport: 362 (72.84 percent); 91 (18.31 percent); 28 (5.63 percent).
45. Nguyen Thi Kim Tien, Minister of Public Health: 97 (19.52 percent); 192 (38.63 percent); 192 (38.63 percent).
46. Huynh Phong Tranh, Inspector General of the Government Inspectorate: 170 (34.21 percent); 244 (49.09 percent); 68 (13.68 percent).
47. Bui Quang Vinh, Minister of Planning and Investment: 351 (70.62 percent); 112 (22.54 percent); 20 (4.02 percent).
48. Truong Hoa Binh, Chief Judge of the Supreme People’s Court: 205 (41.25 percent); 225 (45.27 percent); 50 (10.06 percent).
49. Nguyen Hoa Binh, Prosecutor General of the Supreme People’s Procuracy: 207 (41.65 percent); 235 (47.28 percent); 43 (8.65 percent).
50. Nguyen Huu Van, Auditor General of the Auditing State of Vietnam : 105 (21.13 percent); 318 (63.98 percent); 62 (12.47 percent).
The NA adopted a resolution verifying the results of the confidence vote with the approval of all 451 deputies present at the session.-VNA
The confidence vote was specified in three degrees - high confidence, confidence, and low confidence. The results were announced on the same day as follows:
1. Truong Tan Sang, President: 380 high confidence votes (accounting for 76.46 percent of total NA deputies); 84 confidence votes (16.9 percent); 20 low confidence votes (4.02 percent).
2. Nguyen Thi Doan, Vice President: 302 (60.76 percent); 168 (33.8 percent); 15 (3.02 percent).
3. Nguyen Sinh Hung, NA Chairman: 340 (68.41 percent); 93 (18.71 percent); 52 (10.46 percent).
4. Uong Chu Luu, Vice NA Chairman: 344 (69.22 percent); 124 (24.95 percent); 14 (2.82 percent).
5. Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, Vice NA Chairwoman: 390 (78.47 percent); 86 (17.3 percent); 9 (1.81 percent).
6. Tong Thi Phong, Vice NA Chairwoman: 325 (65.39 percent); 127 (25.55 percent); 31 (6.24 percent).
7. Huynh Ngoc Son, Vice NA Chairman: 295 (59.36 percent); 159 (31.99 percent); 28 (5.63 percent).
8. Phan Xuan Dung, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of NA Committee for Science, Technology and Environment: 212 (42.66 percent); 248 (49.9 percent); 23 (4.63 percent).
9. Nguyen Van Giau, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Economics: 317 (63.78 percent); 155 (31.19 percent); 12 (2.41 percent).
10. Tran Van Hang, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee of External Relations: 284 (57.14 percent); 183 (36.82 percent); 13 (2.62 percent).
11. Phung Quoc Hien, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Finance and Budget: 315 (63.38 percent); 148 (29.78 percent), 20 (4.02 percent).
12. Nguyen Van Hien, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Justice: 203 (40.85 percent); 245 (49.3 percent); 36 (7.24 percent).
13. Nguyen Duc Hien, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Head of the Ombudsman Committee: 225 (45.27 percent); 228 (45.88 percent); 30 (6.04 percent).
14. Nguyen Kim Khoa, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee of Defence and Security: 290 (58.35 percent); 174 (35.01 percent); 19 (3.82 percent).
15. Phan Trung Ly, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairwoman of the NA Legal Committee: 311 (62.58 percent); 145 (29.18 percent); 27 (5.43 percent).
16. Truong Thi Mai, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee on Social Affairs: 365 (73.44 percent); 104 (20.93 percent); 13 (2.62 percent).
17. Nguyen Thi Nuong, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Head of the NA Committee for Deputy Affairs: 272 (54.73 percent); 183 (36.82 percent); 28 (5.63 percent).
18. Nguyen Hanh Phuc, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Office: 303 (60.97 percent); 154 (30.99 percent); 26 (5.23 percent).
19. Ksor Phuoc, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA's Ethnic Council: 302 (60.76 percent); 164 (33.00 percent); 16 (3.22 percent).
20. Dao Trong Thi, Member of the NA Standing Committee, Chairman of the NA Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children: 224 (45.07 percent); 220 (44.27 percent); 39 (7.85 percent).
21. Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime Minister: 320 (64.39 percent); 96 (19.32 percent); 68 (13.68 percent).
22. Vu Duc Dam, Deputy Prime Minister: 257 (51.71 percent); 196 (39.44 percent); 32 (6.44 percent).
23. Hoang Trung Hai, Deputy Prime Minister: 225 (45.27 percent); 226 (45.47 percent); 34 (6.84 percent).
24. Pham Binh Minh, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs: 320 (64.39 percent); 146 (29.38 percent); 19 (3.82 percent).
25. Vu Van Ninh, Deputy Prime Minister: 202 (40.64 percent); 246 (49.5 percent); 35 (7.04 percent).
26. Nguyen Xuan Phuc, Deputy Prime Minister: 356 (71.63 percent); 103 (20.72 percent); 26 (5.23 percent).
27. Hoang Tuan Anh, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism: 93 (18.71 percent); 235 (47.28 percent); 157 (31.59 percent).
28. Nguyen Thai Binh, Minister of Home Affairs: 98 (19.72 percent); 233 (46.88 percent); 154 (30.99 percent).
29. Nguyen Van Binh, Governor of the State Bank of Vietnam: 323 (64.99 percent); 118 (23.74 percent); 41 (8.25 percent).
30. Pham Thi Hai Chuyen, Minister of Labour, War Invalids and Social Affairs: 108 (21.73 percent); 256 (51.51 percent); 119 (23.94 percent).
31. Ha Hung Cuong, Minister of Justice: 200 (40.24 percent); 234 (47.08 percent); 49 (9.86 percent).
32. Trinh Dinh Dung, Minister of Construction: 236 (47.48 percent); 201 (40.44 percent); 48 (9.66 percent).
33. Dinh Tien Dung, Minister of Finance: 247 (49.7 percent); 197 (39.64 percent); 41 (8.25 percent)
34. Vu Huy Hoang, Minister of Industry and Trade: 156 (31.39 percent); 224 (45.07 percent); 102 (20.52 percent).
35. Pham Vu Luan, Minister of Education and Training: 133 (26.76 percent); 202 (40.64 percent); 149 (29.98 percent).
36. Nguyen Van Nen, Minister-Chairman of the Office of Government: 200 (40.24 percent); 243 (48.89 percent); 39 (7.85 percent).
37. Cao Duc Phat, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development: 206 (41.45 percent); 224 (45.07 percent); 54 (10.87 percent).
38. Giang Seo Phu, Minister-Chairman of the Committee for Ethnic Minorities: 127 (25.55 percent); 262 (52.72 percent); 95 (19.11 percent).
39. Tran Dai Quang, Minister of Public Security: 264 (53.12 percent), 166 (33.4 percent); 50 (10.06 percent).
40. Nguyen Minh Quang, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment: 85 (17.1 percent); 287 (57.75 percent); 111 (22.33 percent).
41. Nguyen Quan, Minister of Science and Technology: 105 (21.13 percent); 313 (62.98 percent); 65 (13.08 percent).
42. Nguyen Bac Son: Minister of Information and Communications: 136 (27.36 percent); 267 (53.72 percent); 79 (15.9 percent).
43. Phung Quang Thanh, Minister of National Defence: 313 (62.98 percent); 129 (25.96 percent); 41 (8.25 percent).
44. Dinh La Thang, Minister of Transport: 362 (72.84 percent); 91 (18.31 percent); 28 (5.63 percent).
45. Nguyen Thi Kim Tien, Minister of Public Health: 97 (19.52 percent); 192 (38.63 percent); 192 (38.63 percent).
46. Huynh Phong Tranh, Inspector General of the Government Inspectorate: 170 (34.21 percent); 244 (49.09 percent); 68 (13.68 percent).
47. Bui Quang Vinh, Minister of Planning and Investment: 351 (70.62 percent); 112 (22.54 percent); 20 (4.02 percent).
48. Truong Hoa Binh, Chief Judge of the Supreme People’s Court: 205 (41.25 percent); 225 (45.27 percent); 50 (10.06 percent).
49. Nguyen Hoa Binh, Prosecutor General of the Supreme People’s Procuracy: 207 (41.65 percent); 235 (47.28 percent); 43 (8.65 percent).
50. Nguyen Huu Van, Auditor General of the Auditing State of Vietnam : 105 (21.13 percent); 318 (63.98 percent); 62 (12.47 percent).
The NA adopted a resolution verifying the results of the confidence vote with the approval of all 451 deputies present at the session.-VNA
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