Thuan Hoa voters continue to petition about the lack of water for daily life and production.

BTO-On the afternoon of October 4, Ms. Pham Thi Hong Yen - Standing Member of the Economic Committee of the National Assembly, National Assembly Delegate of Binh Thuan continued to have a meeting with voters before the 6th session of the 15th National Assembly in Thuan Hoa commune, Ham Thuan Bac district.

Ms. Pham Thi Hong Yen talks with ethnic minority voters

At the meeting, Ms. Pham Thi Hong Yen informed voters of the expected content and program of the 6th session of the 15th National Assembly and responded to comments and suggestions from the previous session.

Voters of Thuan Hoa commune highly agreed with the content and program. At the same time, they proposed some issues of concern such as: dividing agricultural land plots, the regulation that only 2,000 m2 can be divided. This causes difficulties for people because they cannot separate to give or give to their children if the area is less than the prescribed area. With education reform, people benefit, but it causes difficulties and costs when textbooks are changed every year.

In addition, voters continued to petition about the lack of domestic water, affecting production and daily life, even though they had petitioned at the previous session and had received a response. In streamlining the staff of commune-level cadres, there were subjects holding 3 concurrent positions such as: Office, Propaganda, Mass Mobilization or 2 concurrent positions including Organization and Inspection of Party work at the grassroots level. The work pressure was quite heavy but they were in the non-professional group, receiving very low allowances. Voters suggested that National Assembly Deputies petition their superiors to consider adjusting this position to the civil servant group to meet the requirements of the task and work with peace of mind.

The recommendations were discussed and explained by representatives of district and commune leaders. National Assembly Delegate Pham Thi Hong Yen further explained and noted the opinions within her authority to submit to the National Assembly and relevant agencies.

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