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Conference reviews feedback on revised Civil Code

A northern conference reviewing the government report featuring public feedback on the amended Civil Code took place in Hanoi on April 20.
A northern conference reviewing the government report featuring publicfeedback on the amended Civil Code took place in Hanoi on April 20.

As of April 15, ministries, agencies and localitieshad collected hundreds of thousands of opinions on the bill, a majorityof which said the revisions have numerous breakthrough points that helprealise international commitments on human and citizen rights andimprove socialism-oriented market economy regulations and judicialreform.

Others believed that there remainunspecific contents that fail to address daily concerns and called forthem to be included in order to provide a better legal framework for thepublic and authorities.

Participants also expressed their views on regulations regarding activities and local socio-economic development.

The revised Civil Code is divided into 26 chapters with 712 articles.

The conference was hosted by the Ministry of Justice.-VNA
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