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NA Standing Committee passes ordinance related to planning

The National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee on December 22 approved an ordinance on amendments and supplements to several articles of four ordinances related to planning.
NA Standing Committee passes ordinance related to planning ảnh 1National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee approves an ordinance on amendments and supplements to several articles of four ordinances related to planning (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee onDecember 22 approved an ordinance on amendments and supplements to severalarticles of four ordinances related to planning.

According to a report assessingthe draft ordinance by the NA Economic Committee, most committee members agreedwith the proposals made by the Government on amendments and supplements to theOrdinance on Defence Industry, the Ordinance on Market Management, the Ordinanceon Preferential Policies for Revolution Contributors, and the LibraryOrdinance.

Chairman of the NA’sLegal Affairs Committee Nguyen Khac Dinh affirmed that his committee alsoagreed that the draft ordinance has met requirements for submitting to the NAStanding Committee for approval.

The NA StandingCommittee then adopted the draft ordinance with a high rate of approval.-VNA
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