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Prime Minister to field lawmakers’ questions at NA meeting

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh will take the floor to present a report, clarify various issues, and answers questions from the National Assembly (NA) deputies at the ongoing 15th NA’s 6th meeting on November 8.
Prime Minister to field lawmakers’ questions at NA meeting ảnh 1The National Assembly's Q&A session continues on November 8. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister PhamMinh Chinh will take the floor to present a report, clarify various issues, andanswers questions from the National Assembly (NA) deputies at the ongoing 15th NA’s 6th meeting on November 8.

Other government members and heads of sectors will be grilled with questions onthe issues of science-technology,education-training, culture, sports and tourism, health care, labour, and information and communications.

In the afternoon, the deputies will discuss in groups two lawprojects on National Defence Industry, Security and Industrial Mobilisation,and amendments to the Law on Property Auction.

The first includesseven chapters with 73 articles regulating the positions, functions, missions,organisation principles, operation and policies for the defence industry,security and industrial mobilisation, as well as responsibilities for competentagencies, organisations and individuals.

Meanwhile, the second aims to concretise theParty and State’s guidelines and policies on development of property auctionservices in line with the socialist-oriented market economy; prevent corruptionand waste; and ensure transparency of the auction process and state managementover property auction./.
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