The Secretary-General of the National Assembly has sent a ballot to members of the National Assembly, seeking their opinions on the proposed areas of questioning and respondents for the 9th session.
National Assembly deputies will be asked to select two out of three areas of questioning and respondents.
The questioning session for the 9th session will take place from the afternoon of June 19 to the end of June 20. Photo: Nhu Y
The first area of questioning pertains to the field of education and training. The expected scope of the questioning includes the current state and solutions for developing and improving the quality of higher education, in conjunction with the requirement to produce a high-quality workforce that meets the demands of socio-economic development; the implementation of legal provisions on extra classes and private tutoring, among others.
The Minister of Education and Training, Nguyen Kim Son, will be primarily responsible for answering this set of questions. Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long and ministers of Finance, Home Affairs, Health, Culture, Sports and Tourism, Science and Technology, Public Security will also participate in answering questions and providing explanations on related matters.
The second area of focus is finance. The expected scope of questioning encompasses financial solutions for socio-economic development, ensuring growth targets, revitalizing old growth drivers, and establishing and promoting new ones.
Minister of Finance, Nguyen Van Thang, will take primary responsibility for answering these questions. Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc and ministers of related sectors will also participate in answering questions and providing explanations.
The third area pertains to the field of science and technology and includes the implementation of Resolution No. 57 of the Politburo on breakthrough strategies in developing science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation; solutions to promote digital transformation in state management and the development of e-government.
Minister of Science and Technology, Nguyen Manh Hung, will be responsible for answering questions in this area. Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung and ministers of related sectors will join in answering questions and providing explanations.
The National Assembly will question the two ministers on the selected areas. At the conclusion of the questioning session, the Prime Minister (or an authorized deputy prime minister) will answer questions from the National Assembly deputies regarding issues related to the Government’s management performance.
The questioning session will be held over a period of one and a half days, from the afternoon of June 19 to the end of June 20.
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