On the afternoon of May 31, continuing the discussion program at the conference hall, many delegates proposed urgent solutions to support the business system in the current difficult period.
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| Delegate of the National Assembly of Dong Nai province Trinh Xuan An spoke. |
Businesses are really struggling
Delegate Trinh Xuan An (Dong Nai) assessed that, through reports, a comprehensive picture of our country's economy and society over the past time has had enough light and dark colors, many remarkable results have been achieved. accepted, but also many concerns and worries. It can be seen that the last months of 2022 and the beginning of 2023 are a very difficult and difficult period for our country.
The obtained results show the solidarity and cooperation of the whole political system, including the significant supporting role of the National Assembly, the efforts of the people and businesses, and especially the ability to steering, trying, efforts of the Government and Prime Minister in management and administration in the face of many difficulties.
The delegate cited the inspection report of the Economic Committee, stating that "Vietnam's economy is in an extremely difficult period".
In terms of macro, GDP in the first quarter was 3,32%, with such a low level, to achieve the target of 6,5% for the whole year, delegates said that it takes determination and great efforts to achieve the target. (each remaining quarter must reach 7,5%). It is necessary to focus on closely monitoring the economic situation in the country and in the world in order to have proactive and timely policy solutions; focus on consolidating and strengthening the macroeconomic foundation, controlling inflation, improving the internal capacity and autonomy of the economy, making the most of internal resources for development.
Delegate Trinh Xuan An emphasized: “There is a need for urgent and even precedent solutions to rescue and support the business system. We always define the enterprise system as the material foundation and driving force for development, but the data shows that the enterprise system is in a really difficult period.
Delegates also mentioned four bottlenecks that businesses are facing, which are: Shortage of orders, bottlenecks in capital flow; inadequate institutions, surrounded by administrative procedures and legal risks that may be encountered in the process of production and business activities.
Delegates cited statistics showing that businesses are "thirsty" for credit but cannot access capital. If there is access, it is very difficult to disburse due to problems in loan procedures and conditions.
“However, reducing interest rates is not as important as accessing capital and putting that capital into production and business. The reduction of interest rates and the simplification of loan conditions and procedures need to be substantive for the capital to come right, win and directly come to businesses,” emphasized the delegate.
Along with credit, it is necessary to continue to open up other capital channels such as bonds and securities, and at the same time, it is necessary to continue to review institutions, simplify administrative procedures in a more substantive manner, and especially need to change the legal documents. "Enterprises must beg and run". Authorities and managers need to be proactive, sincere, and genuinely come to businesses to solve problems…
Emphasizing the need to completely deal with institutional problems so as not to have a knock-on effect on sectors and fields of the economy, the delegate said that it is necessary to strengthen the coordination roles and responsibilities of ministries. sector, clarify the role of the leader, proactively handle and limit the transfer of responsibility to superiors and leaders, not all content must be for the Prime Minister to send a telegram to urge or the Government must make a resolution. resolve difficulties.
“In fact, the fact that people and businesses have to queue to buy gasoline, queue for car registration, fiddle with regulations on fire prevention and fighting, etc., shows the coordination and responsibility of handling agencies. Ministries and branches are not high, not drastic," emphasized the delegate.
Remove barriers on fire prevention and fighting
Giving opinions on fire prevention and fighting issues, delegate Pham Van Hoa (Dong Thap) said that it is necessary to immediately remove difficulties and problems with regulations on fire prevention and fighting; standards and regulations promulgated regardless of project size, nature of works, not taking into account feasibility when applied in practice.
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| Member of the National Assembly of Dong Thap province Pham Van Hoa speaks. |
"If there is no change in standards and regulations, thousands of businesses and business establishments will have to close," said delegate Pham Van Hoa.
Commenting on this issue, delegate Mai Van Hai (Thanh Hoa) said that, after 2 years of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses have encountered many difficulties, even had to close or stop operating, and production and business were stalled. Up to now, the regulations on fire prevention and fighting are causing many barriers and difficulties that make businesses encounter problems that cannot be removed.
The delegate suggested that the Government, relevant ministries and branches actively direct and strengthen fire prevention and fighting. In which, focus on reviewing, amending, supplementing and perfecting policies and laws on fire prevention and fighting, meeting practical requirements of socio-economic development, ensuring synchronization and unification. in the legal system; continue to perfect standards, regulations, fire prevention and fighting processes, suitable to the practical conditions of the country and the capacity of relevant organizations and individuals.
Delegates said that it is necessary to specifically classify the objects of fire prevention and fighting management according to their level and risk, in order to take appropriate handling measures, and have a roadmap for production, business, and service establishments to practice. well implement the requirements on fire prevention, remove obstacles in fire prevention and fighting so that businesses can return to normal operations, especially businesses in the field of tourism and entertainment services.
