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Lawmakers examine Vietnam Fatherland Front law

Lawmakers gave feedback on the draft revised Law on the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) at the National Assembly’s plenary session in Hanoi on November 12.
Lawmakers gave feedback on the draft revised Law on the VietnamFatherland Front (VFF) at the National Assembly’s plenary session inHanoi on November 12.

Discussions focussed on the structureand functions of VFF operations, the front’s rights and duties tosupervise and comment on social issues, and the fight againstcorruption.

They also heard a report on the draft law onlabour safety and hygiene and talked through the amendments to the draftlaw on military service.

On November 13, the NA is scheduledto discuss the revised civil code, law on sea and island resources andenvironment, and veterinary law.-VNA
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