Voters raise voice on six matters
VGP - President of the Viet Nam Fatherland Front (VFF) Tran Thanh Man presented a report on voters' concerns about six big issues to the fourth session of the 14th National Assembly that opened on October 23 in Ha Noi.
President Man said that the VFF cooperated with the National Assembly Standing Committee to collect 3,320 feedback from voters and people nationwide.
The six big issues related to production, business, and life of people; healthcare and food safety; education, training, and vocational training; the combat of corruption and wastefulness, and personnel task; urban management and transport; the guaranteeing of social security, order, and safety.
A large number of voters and people expressed their trust in the leadership of the Party and State; highly appreciated the Government’s solutions to ensuring macro-economic stability, relative growth, and administrative reform, improvement of the business and investment climate, national competitiveness; business development; export, FDI attraction, and high international arrivals.
The Party, State, VFF, ministers, local authorities attached due attention to social security, and caring for revolutionary people, the poor, and natural disaster victims.
The foreign diplomacy and international cooperation have been accelerated and attained important outcomes, especially preparatory work for the Asian-Pacific Econmic Coopeation (APEC) Year in 2017. Voters and people hailed the Government for successful organization of the conference on sustainable development in the Mekong Delta and coping with climate change.
Regarding the matter on production, business, and life, voters recommended the Government direct ministers and agencies to speed up the reform; streamline the administrative procedures; ensure transparency; apply breakthrough policies on business facilitation and development, and international integration.
Regarding the health and food hygiene issue, voters expressed their concerns over the import and sale of low-quality medicines; the prolong dengue fever outbreak; over-crowding hospitals; and food safety.
In terms of education and vocational training, they suggested the Government direct the Ministry of Education and Training to review and perfect regulations on university enrollment, education subsidies for local areas specially remote, far-reaching, and ethnic minority ones.
Regarding the fight against corruption, wastefulness, and staff organization task, voters and people expressed their strong confidence in the Party and State and called upon solutions to tackling prolonged and unprofitable projects./.
By Kim Loan
