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NA Standing Committee’s 20th session to open on Feb 13

The National Assembly Standing Committee’s 20th session is scheduled to open on February 13 and close on February 15 in Hanoi, reported the NA Office.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The National Assembly StandingCommittee’s 20th session is scheduled to open on February 13 andclose on February 15 in Hanoi, reported the NA Office.

NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue will attend and deliver an openingspeech, and take turns to chair the sitting together with NA ViceChairpersons.

During the session, the committee will look into some major issues with mixed opinions related to the draft Law on Civil Defence, the draft revised Law on Protectionof Consumer Rights and the draft amended Law on Electronic Transactions; the draft Decree on personal data protection; the draft Resolution on duties, authority,structure and organisation of the NA’s Secretariat; the draft Resolution onemulation and commendation for deputies, NA and NA Standing Committee’s organs,officials and civil servants under the management of the NA Standing Committee.

It will also consider and approve the draft Ordinance onSanctions of Administrative Violations in State auditing, the draft Resolutionguiding the implementation of regulations on NA meetings.

As scheduled, the committee will consider the assignment of portfoliosand capital for tasks and projects under the second phase of the socio-economicrecovery and development programme.

The committee members will mull over reports on the outcomes of the second and third extraordinary meetings of the 15th legislature and the NA’s ombudsman work in December 2022 and January 2023.

They are due to approve the PM’s proposals on appointmentand dismissal of Vietnamese ambassadors, and decide on the establishment ofseveral district- and communal-level administrative units of An Giang, Bac Ninh,Bac Kan, Ben Tre, Binh Duong, Dak Lak, Quang Nam, Thai Nguyen, Tra Vinh andVinh Phuc provinces./.

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