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National treasures which are under public or private ownership can only be transferred, exchanged, donated or inherited within the country, according to a draft amendment to Cultural Heritage Law
The ratification of the 2023 Housing Law with new regulations on social housing is expected to have a positive impact on businesses’ investments and home buyers.
It would be better to put a ban on Vietnamese antique trade overseas, but allow trade in the country, experts say.
The Ministry of Construction has made public a draft decree guiding the implementation of the Law on Real Estate Business for comments.
The revised Land Law, which includes people of Vietnamese origin among land users and increases interests for foreign-invested economic entities, is expected to have positive impacts on the real estate market and the economy at large.
The amended Land Law is expected to provide a firm legal framework to enhance land management efficiency and create new momentum for Vietnam to become a high-income country by 2045.
The National Assembly has approved the revised Land Law, which will come into full effect next year.
The 15th National Assembly passed the amended Land Law on its 5th extraordinary session. The much-awaited law has great influences on the whole society.
With 91 percent of yes votes, the National Assembly on January 18 approved the amended Law on Credit Institutions with 210 articles, expected to take effect on July 1, 2024.
The Ministry of Public Security has just completed the draft amended law on Management and Use of Weapons, Explosives and Supporting Tools to prevent and fight new developments in crime.
The Public Security Ministry yesterday informed about the draft Identification Law, to be voted by the National Assembly on November 27.
The Capital Law, after 10 years in effect, has exposed many problems. Experts believe that Hanoi, which has been growing rapidly, needs a higher legal status.
VN needs to establish a comprehensive legal framework to effectively handle criminal cases involving electronic evidence and virtual currency, experts said.
The 15th National Assembly (NA) approved the revised Law on Bidding on June 23 during its ongoing fifth plenary session.
With support from the majority of legislators, the National Assembly (NA) approved resolutions on the establishment of its specialised supervisory delegations for 2024 on June 22, during the 15th NA’s ongoing fifth session in Hanoi.
Deputies of the 15th National Assembly (NA) passed the Law on Electronic Transactions (revised) with 468 voting in favour, equivalent to 94.74% of the total number of NA deputies, on June 22 - the 21st working day of the fifth session.
The 15th National Assembly continued the 19th working day of the fifth session in Hanoi on June 20 under the chair of NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue.
Discussing the regulations related to the National Medical Council, NA deputy Nguyen Minh Tam suggested that standards and criteria for selecting the council’s members should be included in the law.
The National Assembly (NA) passed the amended Petroleum Law on Monday to grant the Government additional powers to better manage and utilise Vietnam's petroleum resources.
Journalists may face a fine from VND7 million ($320) to VND30 million (over $1,400) if they record audio, video with audio of a court hearing and broadcast it live on cyberspace.