Continuing the session, today (June 25th), the National Assembly will vote to pass several laws and conduct important personnel work.
As scheduled, at the beginning of June 25th, the National Assembly will vote to pass the Law on Inspection (amended); Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Penal Code; Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Handling Administrative Violations.
Today, the National Assembly will elect the Chairman of the National Election Council. Photo: N.Y
The Law on State Budget (amended) and the Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Credit Institutions will also be voted on and passed at this session.
After passing the laws, the National Assembly will hold a closed meeting to consider personnel matters. The National Assembly will decide on personnel matters within its competence by secret ballot. After announcing the vote count, the National Assembly will vote to pass a resolution on organizational and personnel matters within its competence.
In the morning of the same day, the Standing Committee of the National Assembly will present a proposal to establish the National Election Council and discuss this content in the hall.
After passing the Resolution on the Establishment of the National Election Council, the Standing Committee will present the expected personnel for the National Assembly to elect the Chairman of the National Election Council and present the expected personnel for other positions within its competence. The National Assembly will hold a closed meeting on this content and then discuss it in the delegation about the above-mentioned expected personnel.
In the afternoon of the same day, the National Assembly will vote on the list and proceed to elect the Chairman of the National Election Council and other personnel within its competence by secret ballot. Resolutions on the election of the Chairman of the National Election Council and other personnel within its competence will be passed by the National Assembly in the afternoon of the same day.
After being elected, the Chairman of the National Election Council will present a proposal to the National Assembly for approval of the list of Vice Chairmen and members of the National Election Council. The personnel process will continue to be carried out by the National Assembly on June 26th.
The New Amendments: Unveiling the Revisions to the Law on the Organization of People’s Courts
The National Assembly has passed a law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on the Organization of People’s Courts. This new law introduces several notable changes.
“Double the Maximum Fine for Penalty Procedures Without a Report”
The recently passed amended law, which supplements several articles of the Law on Handling of Administrative Violations, has adjusted the fine amount for cases of administrative violation handling without a report. The fine has been increased to only twice the original amount, a reduction from the previously proposed amount.
Unlocking Investment Opportunities: 8 Laws Amended to Facilitate Business and Trade
With an overwhelming majority of 90.38% of delegates in favor, the National Assembly has passed a landmark law amending and supplementing eight existing laws. This bold move aims to eliminate bottlenecks and create a more conducive and efficient business and investment environment.
“Navigating Legal Challenges: A Special Mechanism to Overcome Regulatory Hurdles.”
“In the interim period before the law and resolution of the National Assembly are amended and supplemented according to the prescribed scheme, the Government is authorized to issue resolutions that carry the force of law to adjust certain provisions of the law and resolution submitted by the Government. These adjustments are to be reported to the National Assembly’s Standing Committee and the National Assembly at their earliest convening.”
“Speaker of the House: Addressing Issues that Matter to Voters”
At the upcoming 10th National Assembly session (October 2025), the National Assembly will consider reports from various agencies on their implementation of the National Assembly’s resolutions regarding questioning and specialized supervision. This is a form of “supervision review,” demonstrating the National Assembly’s commitment to thoroughly monitoring and supervising the matters that have been supervised and questioned.
