Cabinet leader urges prompt issuance of sub-law documents

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on July 31 issued Document 692/TTg-PL, requiring ministries and ministerial-level agencies to take drastic solutions for prompt issuance of documents detailing the implementation of laws and resolutions adopted by the National Assembly.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on July 31 issued Document 692/TTg-PL, requiring ministries and ministerial-level agencies to take drastic solutions for prompt issuance of documents detailing the implementation of laws and resolutions adopted by the National Assembly (NA).

According to the Prime Minister, although the Government and Prime Minister have directed and assigned ministries and ministerial-level agencies to complete the elaboration and promulgation of documents guiding effective NA’s laws and resolutions, many documents had yet to be issued by July 30.

In order to speed up the work, the Government asked ministers and heads of ministerial-level agencies to promptly direct the building and finalizing of the documents promulgated according to their competence or submitting them to authorized agencies for promulgation, while closely coordinating with the Ministry of Justice, the Government Office and relevant agencies to deal with obstacles they encounter. They were requested not to delay the issuance of the documents but ensure their quality, and to report the results of this work to the Prime Minister by August 5.
 

Cabinet leader urges prompt issuance of sub-law documents
Cabinet leader urges prompt issuance of sub-law documents (Illustration)

At the same time, the PM assigned the Ministry of Justice to follow, accelerate and examine the elaboration of guiding documents with good progress and high quality, and summarize the progress of the work to report to the PM by August 10.

The Government Office was asked to keep a close eye on the implementation of tasks of ministries and ministerial-level agencies in the field, while coordinating with the drafting agencies in gathering cabinet members’ opinions and completing the documents, and reporting to the PM on issues with divergent opinions as well as problems arising in the course of elaboration, thus ensuring the prompt issuance of the documents.-

(By Vietnam Law & Legal Forum)

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