The six areas for consideration include health, agriculture - environment, education - training, science - technology, finance, and internal affairs. This information was provided during a press briefing on the 16th National Assembly's 2nd session on the afternoon of 16/10.

Delegate Hoang Nam Hai, a full-time member of the Committee for Public Aspirations and Supervision, stated that the committee's Standing Committee is collecting feedback from National Assembly delegations. It is also evaluating issues highlighted by the press, public opinion, and voters. Subsequently, the committee will coordinate with other committees and the Ethnic Council to report to the National Assembly Standing Committee and seek input from National Assembly delegates to select two areas for questioning.

Mr. Hai explained that due to the significant legislative workload at this session, the National Assembly Standing Committee plans to conduct the questioning and answering session within one day, 12/11. Therefore, the National Assembly Standing Committee proposed selecting two main ministers to respond, with other relevant ministers and sector heads also participating.

Delegate Hoang Nam Hai, a full-time member of the Committee for Public Aspirations and Supervision, provided information at the press conference on the afternoon of 16/10. Photo: Hoang Phong

Regarding the revised Land Law, expected to be approved at the session, Pham Thi Hong Yen, a full-time delegate to the Economic - Financial Committee, noted that the draft was developed using data and scientific methods, ensuring transparency in land price regulations.

Concurrently, policies will focus on refining land price tables, adjustment coefficients, and land financial policies to suit current realities. This aims to ensure fairness and harmonize interests among the State, land users, and investors. The objective is to integrate land data with relevant specialized data, preventing manipulation and the formation of inflated prices.

Concerning land recovery, compensation, support, and resettlement, Ms. Yen stressed the need for legal compliance, reducing complaints, stabilizing people's lives, and accelerating project implementation. The law will clearly stipulate cases allowing land recovery before the approval of compensation, support, and resettlement plans, and before the completion of resettlement arrangements.

The 16th National Assembly's 2nd session opened on the morning of 17/10 and is scheduled to close on 21/11. The session is organized in a centralized format and divided into two phases: phase one, from 17/10 to 14/11; phase two, 20-21/11. The session is expected to last 28 days, with the National Assembly convening on six Saturdays and one Sunday.

The session will review 47 draft laws and resolutions, with 43 expected to be passed and four to receive feedback. Among the draft projects slated for approval are the Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Land Law, Housing Law, Real Estate Business Law, and the amended Law on Handling Administrative Violations.

The National Assembly will also consider and decide on ten groups of issues related to socio-economic affairs, the state budget, supervision, and other important matters within its jurisdiction. These include the socio-economic development plan, state budget estimates and allocation, the 2027 public investment plan, along with questioning and answering activities.

Son Ha