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NA supervises management, use of State capital, assets in enterprises

A NA supervision team had a working session with Government representatives on draft Report and Resolution on the supervision of management and use of State-owned capital and assets at enterprises.
NA supervises management, use of State capital, assets in enterprises ảnh 1Vice Chairman of the NA Phung Quoc Hien chairs the working session (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – A supervision team ofthe National Assembly (NA)  had a workingsession with representatives of the Government, ministries and sectors on the NA’sdraft Report and Resolution on the supervision of management and use of State-ownedcapital and assets at enterprises and equitisation of State-owned enterprises(SoEs) from 2011 – 2016.

Chairing the session, head of thesupervision team and Vice Chairman of the NA Phung Quoc Hien said during thepast five months implementing the supervision plan, the team had worked withnine ministries and agencies, eight localities, 12 economic groups andcorporations and several SoEs.

The team has also worked with theGovernment’s Standing Committee and heard reports on the management and use of State-ownedcapital and assets at enterprises and SoE equitisation from 2011 – 2016.

The NA Vice Chairman said the team had produceda draft report on the supervision results and a draft resolution on thesupervision work in the field, taking into account reports of ministries,sectors, localities, and local NA deputy delegations.

After discussing with the Governmentrepresentatives, the team is to submit the draft supervision report and draftresolution to the NA Standing Committee in April.

Then the team will finalise the report andsubmit it to the NA at the fifth session, slated for May and June.-VNA
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