National Assembly deputies passed the draft revised Law on Investment and the revised Enterprise Law on November 26.

The draft revised Law on Investment, which includes seven chapters and 76 articles, was adopted with 84.91 percent of votes. Meanwhile, the revised Enterprise Law was approved with 85.51 percent of votes. It comprises of 10 chapters and 213 articles.

Regarding goods and services banned from business, subject to business restriction or conditional business, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly proposed to name radioactive trading in the list of goods and services subject to conditional business.

The Standing Committee of the National Assembly also said social enterprises should be placed in the category of enterprises.

During the session, lawmakers also debated the draft revised Law on State Audit.-VNA