Committee Session of NA Completes: 44th Meeting Concludes

National Assembly Standing Committee Concludes Record-Breaking Session

Committee Session of NA Completes: 44th Meeting Concludes

In the bustling city of Hà Nội, the 44th session of the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee wrapped up after a grueling nine days of intense debates and deliberations. This session was extraordinary, tackling 48 groups of items, marking the heaviest workload of the 15th NA term, and including revisions to the 2013 Constitution, 24 draft laws, 11 draft resolutions, and other pressing matters [1][4].

In his closing remarks, NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn acknowledged the Government's meticulous preparation of documents and materials, emphasizing their significance for the Council for Ethnic Affairs, relevant NA agencies, and the NA Standing Committee [1][4].

Mẫn underscored the necessity for continued urgency and diligence in preparing the remaining items, particularly contentious draft laws, to ensure thorough documentation [1][4]. He also expressed optimism about the NA's digital transformation strategy, with the planned updates to the NA App 2.0 and the introduction of a virtual assistant [1][4].

The upcoming 9th session of the National Assembly isexpected to herald a digital and innovative legislature, positioning the NA App 2.0 as a cornerstone in this endeavor[1][4].

Reflecting on the political and legal significance of the 9th session, Mẫn noted that it would signify a sweeping overhaul of Việt Nam's state apparatus, institutions, and development mindset, aiming for a comprehensive transformation [1][4]. To achieve this goal, he urged the Government to work closely with NA bodies, striving for quality materials that promote maximum consensus among legislators [1][4]. This approach, Mẫn emphasized, would cater to the expectations of voters and the public nationwide and align with the Party's strategic resolutions [1][4].

Following the conclusion of the session, the NA Standing Committee offered feedback on the draft Law amending and supplementing several articles of the Criminal Procedure Code, and the draft revised Law on State Budget [1].

[1]: Enrichment Data: This session represented the National Assembly's commitment to thorough preparation and digital transformation, including updates to the NA App 2.0 and the use of a virtual assistant. Chairman Tran Thanh Man highlighted the session's political and legal significance and emphasized the need for maximum consensus to achieve a sweeping overhaul of Vietnam's state apparatus, institutions, and development mindset.

[2]: Enrichment Data: The National Assembly focuses on key legal and institutional reforms in preparation for the 9th session of the 15th legislature.

NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn delivers a speech at the closing of the 44th session of the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee. VNA/VNS Photo

[3]: Enrichment Data: The session is a critical step in realizing the Resolution adopted by the 11th plenum of the 13th Party Central Committee and meeting the expectations of voters and the public nationwide.

[4]: Enrichment Data: The session is the most substantial workload during the 15th NA term, covering revisions to the 2013 Constitution, 24 draft laws, 11 draft resolutions, and other matters.

The government's meticulous preparation of documents and materials for the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee was highlighted as significant by NA Chairman Trản Thanh Mãn, particularly in relation to contentious draft laws and the NA's digital transformation strategy.
As the 44th session of the National Assembly Standing Committee concluded, Mãn emphasized the political and legal significance of the upcoming 9th session, stating it would signify a sweeping overhaul of Việt Nam's state apparatus, institutions, and development mindset.
In his closing remarks, Mãn stressed the need for the Government to work closely with NA bodies, striving for quality materials that promote maximum consensus among legislators to meet the expectations of voters and the public nationwide.
During the recent session, the NA Standing Committee offered feedback on the draft Law amending and supplementing several articles of the Criminal Procedure Code, and the draft revised Law on State Budget.
The digital transformation strategy of the National Assembly, including updates to the NA App 2.0 and the introduction of a virtual assistant, was also noted by Mãn as a crucial part of positioning the NA as a digital and innovative legislature.