National Assembly begins Q&A session today
VOV.VN - The National Assembly of Vietnam starts its two-and-a-half-day question-and-answer session on June 4, focusing on four groups of issues in the fields of natural resources and environment, industry and trade, auditing, culture - sports and tourism.
Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Dang Quoc Khanh is the first Government member to answer National Assembly deputies’ questions on issues of voter concern.
The deputies are anticipated to raise questions relating to the management, exploitation and protection of national marine resources; the implementation of policies and laws on water source security; solutions to prevent and combat drought, saltwater intrusion, and pollution of water sources; solutions to research, exploration, exploitation and use of mineral resources as construction materials and rare resources and minerals.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and ministers in charge of planning & investment; finance, agriculture & rural development; construction, and transport will take the floor to make clear some relevant issues.
In the afternoon, Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien will be grilled over issues relating to the management, supervision, and protection of consumer rights in e-commerce activities; and solutions to boost export activities, promote the implementation of free trade agreements (FTAs) and remove difficulties for businesses amidst complicated and unpredictable world situations.
He will also answer questions regarding the implementation of policies and laws to develop supporting industries and mechanical industries, especially in support of farm produce processing, as well as agricultural and rural development.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha and some ministers in the government will join in to answer questions and explain related issues.
Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung, and Auditor General of the State Audit Office Ngo Van Tuan, will take the floor to answer the deputies’ questions on June 5.
The Prime Minister is expected to clarify the issues and answer additional questions to be raised by the deputies on June 6.
The Q&A session is scheduled to last for two and a half days and will be broadcast live on the national radio and television system.
