"Why has the law that we promulgated not long ago had to be adjusted and corrected? Even some laws that have not yet been implemented have to be edited? Why do localities, when they have laws, not implement them synchronously and yet? Where to?"
Those are the questions that National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man raised at the Conference of specialized National Assembly deputies, where delegates discussed and commented on 12 draft laws, including 11 laws that were commented on at the National Assembly. 7th session and a bill presented at the 8th session (expected to be passed according to the 1-session process), organized by the National Assembly Standing Committee on the morning of August 27.
Remember 5 days ago, when answering questions from the National Assembly on this issue, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Le Thanh Long admitted that part of the subjective reason was due to lack of initiative and awareness. incomplete of ministries and branches.
However, delegate Nguyen Phuong Thuy (Hanoi Delegation) said that it is necessary to look straight at the reality, the main reason is that the capacity and professionalism of the apparatus involved in law-making work "is having problems". “.
This is really worrying. First of all, people will lose trust in the legislative system. Local authorities and authorities will face difficulties in managing and operating daily work. This can reduce the competitiveness and sustainable development of economic sectors.
Not only that, amending and adjusting laws also requires a lot of national resources, including time, human resources and finance, leading to considerable waste.
In particular, draft laws that lack stability and clarity can create loopholes for corruption, profiteering, and group interests in the process of amending laws.
At this conference, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man emphasized: "It is necessary to stick to the principle agreed at the beginning of the term of giving the highest priority to the quality of law projects, not chasing quantity. Only law projects that ensure quality and satisfactorily resolve problems will be submitted to the National Assembly for approval.
Making laws not based on numbers is a correct and landmark request of the Chairman of the National Assembly.
The quality of law is not only a measure of a country's development but also the foundation for the stability and sustainable development of society.
Therefore, each draft law needs to be carefully considered, with input from many sides, to ensure that when enacted, the law is not only feasible but can also last for a long time. long!
