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The draft Law on Artificial Intelligence was among items under consideration of the National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee at its ongoing 51st session on November 17.
The National Assembly recently discussed the draft Population Law, with many deputies focusing on the proposal to maintain replacement fertility levels, particularly from financial support for women who have two children.
The Song Lo Bridge project is a typical example of why it is necessary to review regulations to avoid legal loopholes about construction quality, acceptance, and inspection processes.
Inmates in Vietnam may soon be allowed to donate organs and reproductive cells, as the National Assembly debates a progressive legal amendment.
The next National Assembly is expected to have 500 members, including 12 to 14 from the Politburo and Secretariat, reflecting stronger central leadership.
Parliamentarians propose integrating eldercare into community services and policy, laying foundations for a sustainable silver economy.
The 15th National Assembly, during its 10th sitting on November 10, adopted a resolution approving the proposal of the Chairperson of the National Election Council (NEC) on the appointment of several Vice Chairpersons and members of the council.
The portal provides comprehensive information, documents, and guidance on election procedures from the Party, NEC, Government, Vietnam Fatherland Front, and municipal and provincial election committees.
The National Assembly has elected Do Van Chien as Vice Chairman of the National Assembly for the 15th tenure.
The Ministry of Science and Technology has officially submitted Vietnam’s AI Law draft, setting the foundation for innovation and strategic autonomy.
Personal income tax deduction thresholds will be increased in 2026, aiming to reflect higher living costs and ease financial burdens.
Despite serious deterioration, many old apartment buildings in Hanoi remain standing due to legal gaps that prevent forced demolition without owner consent.
On November 7, Minister of Finance Nguyen Van Thang presented the draft amendment to the Law on Planning and an updated version of the National Master Plan for 2021-2030, with a vision toward 2050, to the National Assembly.
On the afternoon of November 6, during its 51st session, the National Assembly Standing Committee reviewed the government’s investment proposal for the Gia Binh International Airport project.
Lawmakers are proposing safeguards to prevent AI from exploiting artists’ voices, images, and creative styles without consent.
The draft law on e-commerce stipulates that operators of e-commerce platforms engaged in livestream sales must verify the identity of livestream hosts in accordance with laws on electronic identification and authentication.
National Assembly deputies continued the ongoing 10th session on November 5 by debating three bills, namely the Law on Tax Administration (revised), the Law on Personal Income Tax (revised), and the Law on Thrift Practice and Wastefulness Combat.
Experts urge Vietnam to create practical, empowering policies to retain scientific talent.
A proposal to raise retirement age to 65 has triggered concerns among lawmakers, with many urging caution given the ongoing implementation of the 62-year plan.
The proposed tax on gold bullion transactions aims to curb speculation and bring greater transparency to the market, but experts warn it could burden ordinary citizens.