National Assembly questions the implementation of "promises" of 21 industry commanders

According to the program of the 6th Session, the National Assembly will spend 2.5 (from the morning of November 6 to the end of the morning of November 8) working days on questioning and answering questions regarding the implementation of promises of 21 "Industry Commanders" in 4 fields.

Questioning the implementation of "promises" of industry commanders

The time for each field group is about 160 - 170 minutes, but the management will be flexible according to the actual situation.

The questioning session was broadcast live on television and radio for voters and people nationwide to follow and monitor.

With the motto of "valuing supervision of issues after supervision", National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue stated that the questioning and answering activities at the 6th Session are about the implementation of a number of Resolutions of the 14th National Assembly and from the beginning of the 15th National Assembly's term to the end of the 4th Session on thematic supervision and questioning.

That is, questioning the implementation of "promises" by Government members and industry leaders according to 10 Resolutions of the 14th and 15th National Assembly, is not questioning current emerging issues.

At this session, the question and answer session will be conducted in groups of 4 areas including: General and macro economics; Sectoral economics; Culture and society; Justice, Internal affairs, and State Audit.

The National Assembly conducted questioning in 4 groups of fields.

Specifically, according to the program, on the morning of November 6, National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue delivered the opening speech of the question and answer session.

Next, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang, Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court Nguyen Hoa Binh, Chief Prosecutor of the Supreme People's Procuracy Le Minh Tri, and State Auditor General Ngo Van Tuan presented reports on the implementation of a number of resolutions of the 14th National Assembly on thematic supervision and questioning and resolutions of the National Assembly on thematic supervision and questioning from the beginning of the 15th term to the end of the 4th Session.

Secretary General of the National Assembly, Head of the National Assembly Office Bui Van Cuong presented a report summarizing the review content on this issue.

Then, from the morning of November 6 to the morning of November 8, the National Assembly questioned members of the Government and heads of sectors on the implementation of a number of resolutions of the 14th National Assembly and from the beginning of the 15th National Assembly's term to the end of the 4th Session on thematic supervision and questioning of the above 4 groups of fields.

Throughout the questioning sessions, National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue spoke and suggested some focused questioning contents.

Concluding the questioning sessions on the above four groups of fields, on the morning of November 8, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh reported, clarified related issues and answered questions from National Assembly deputies.

At the end of the question and answer session that morning, National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue delivered a closing speech.

Question and answer program at the 6th session, 15th National Assembly

Delegate Pham Van Hoa, Dong Thap delegation

This year's questioning format is a new approach that, if done well, will bring many benefits.

Sharing his views, delegate Pham Van Hoa (Dong Thap delegation) said that instead of focusing only on 4 Ministers, heads of sectors and the Prime Minister/Deputy Prime Minister as in previous sessions, in this question-and-answer session, National Assembly delegates can question any Minister. This requires Government members to be courageous and have a comprehensive understanding of the assigned field of expertise.

According to the delegates, the ministers and heads of sectors will be under great pressure because they do not know in advance the specific content that the delegates will question. Because there is no fixed topic like before, the questions may go beyond issues that the ministers have never thought of or could not have predicted.

“Such questioning will create a big challenge for Government members, requiring them to demonstrate confidence, political courage and deep understanding of their field over the past time,” said delegate Pham Van Hoa, adding that although it is a new point, the questioning content is certainly within the scope of responsibility of Government members.

Given the importance of the question-and-answer session, the Dong Thap delegation said that Government members need to be well prepared, fully and promptly updated with information on issues and policies in their fields, and clearly understand the achievements and challenges they are facing.

According to the delegate, issues that have been questioned and resolved well by Government members do not need to be raised again, but unresolved or newly arising issues will continue to be questioned. However, the delegate believes that there will be fewer new issues when many old issues remain unresolved.

Sharing some of the expected questions, delegate Pham Van Hoa said he would raise issues related to the petroleum market, especially the petroleum price stabilization fund assigned to businesses for management.

Besides, there is the situation of clean energy development, electricity shortage in the North while wind power and solar power in the South cannot be integrated into the national grid.

“Overall, this year’s questioning format is a new approach, and if done well, it will bring many benefits. I hope that members of the Government will be focused and understand the issues in their sector, especially sensitive issues and those related to people’s daily lives,” said delegate Pham Van Hoa.

National Assembly Delegate Nguyen Quang Huan answers the press in the hallway of the National Assembly

This questioning session is the supervision of supervision, demonstrating a dynamic and creative National Assembly.

According to National Assembly Delegate Nguyen Quang Huan, this questioning session is the supervision of supervision, demonstrating a dynamic, creative National Assembly that always renews its activities to ensure the implementation of its supreme supervisory function.

Delegates hope that this questioning session will continue to be an opportunity for National Assembly deputies and ministries, departments and branches to review the requirements concluded in previous sessions or in meetings of the National Assembly Standing Committee.

Through that, we must commend what we have done, and focus on thoroughly resolving what has not been done. Avoid the situation where the National Assembly keeps issuing resolutions, but the implementing agencies are slow. That situation reduces the effectiveness and efficiency of the National Assembly's resolutions and that must be avoided at all costs, otherwise it will become a bad domino effect.

The delegate shared that as a member of the Committee on Science, Technology and Environment, environmental and climate change issues such as wastewater, waste, water supply; issues of investment in the construction of industrial parks, water pollution, etc. are still his number one priority.

There are also voters' concerns, such as developing cultural industries or continuing to discuss the Land Law; resolutions on policy directions for developing transport infrastructure...

For example, in the most recent voter contact, voters were very concerned about the backlog of BOT projects, which were scheduled to be resolved in 2022. But in reality, there are still some places that have not been done, for example, the Bac Thang Long Noi Bai toll station...

Many issues need to be discussed to resolve difficulties for the country's socio-economic development, however, the time allotted for the question and answer session is limited, only two and a half days, but the delegates are very interested. The delegates said they will question whatever content is possible, otherwise they will send documents to the ministries and branches.

National Assembly Delegate Quan Minh Cuong (Dong Nai).

If you promise, you must keep it.

National Assembly Delegate Quan Minh Cuong (Dong Nai) highly appreciated the fact that the 6th Session of the 15th National Assembly will question Government members and heads of sectors on the implementation of a number of resolutions of the 14th National Assembly and from the beginning of the 15th National Assembly's term to the end of the 4th Session on thematic supervision and questioning.

According to the delegate, this is the time for the National Assembly, voters and people to look back at the responsibilities of the Government, ministries and sectors in relation to the promises they have made. At the same time, ministries and sectors must clearly see that what they have promised to the National Assembly, voters and people must be fulfilled.

The delegate shared that at this question-and-answer session, he was concerned about the issue of social ethics showing signs of degradation. This is a content that has been questioned many times in the National Assembly, but the current situation has not changed much.

According to him, to maintain qualities and ethics, education plays an extremely important role, and here it is education from school and from family. Because from the school, the teaching staff is the force that has a great impact on students' ethics, the quality of the teaching staff determines the quality of students' ethics. Therefore, each cadre and teacher must be a shining example of qualities, ethics, lifestyle, working capacity, dedication...

At the same time, the family is also an environment that plays an important role in the formation and development of each individual's personality. In particular, parents are the "first teachers" who educate their children about basic qualities and personalities as the foundation for the comprehensive development of morality, intelligence, etc. Therefore, the coordination between family and school in moral education for students is extremely necessary to bring real effectiveness to this work.

"If there is a question, I will ask the Minister of Education and Training," the delegate expressed, hoping that through this question-and-answer session summarizing the implementation of the National Assembly's resolutions on thematic supervision and questioning, voters and people will continue to monitor and supervise whether the Government and ministries and branches are really serious about implementing what they promised to the National Assembly or not? Of course, there are issues that cannot be resolved "overnight", but ministries and branches also need to clearly state the direction, plan and commit to a completion time.

With the spirit of increasing innovation and accompanying the Government, the National Assembly will continue to promote its role and responsibility as the highest representative body of the people. Through this direct supervision activity, we will continue to propose feasible and optimal solutions, and together with the Government, most effectively resolve difficult and entangled issues from practice, for the increasingly happy and prosperous life of the people and the increasingly developed socio-economy of the country.

National Assembly Delegate Nguyen Huu Thong (Binh Thuan).

Re-monitor, affirm determination to pursue to the end the issues that have been monitored and questioned

According to National Assembly delegate Nguyen Huu Thong (Binh Thuan): At this 6th Session, the questioning and answering activities will not be conducted by issue groups as in regular sessions, but will be conducted in general according to the groups of fields stated in the National Assembly's resolutions on thematic supervision and questioning.

Through that, the National Assembly will grasp the progress of implementing the National Assembly's Resolutions, the implementation of "promises" and commitments of the Government, ministers and heads of sectors.

Re-monitoring and pursuing to the end the issues that have been supervised and questioned is to help the Government, ministers and heads of sectors have the opportunity to report to voters and the People about what they have done, and to promote the spirit of responsibility to thoroughly and fundamentally resolve the issues raised by the National Assembly.

At the same time, it more clearly affirms a National Assembly that always accompanies the Government, aiming to find appropriate solutions, close to the practical situation, helping the country overcome difficult times and continue to develop.

The delegate said that with quite broad groups of fields, such as general economics (planning and investment, finance, banking), sectoral economics (industry and trade, agriculture and rural development, transportation, natural resources and environment); culture - society; and national security and defense, internal affairs, justice, auditing... this is also a challenge for the Government, ministers, and sector heads, requiring a very firm grasp of the sectors and fields assigned to them, in order to answer the key points of the issues raised by the National Assembly delegates.

The delegate expressed special interest in the field of agriculture and rural development. According to him, the problem is not new, but how do we solve the "chorus of good harvest, low price", how to promote the application of scientific and technological advances in the agricultural sector to increase the added value of products, solutions to attract businesses to invest, develop large-scale agricultural production, focus on preservation, processing and consumption according to the value chain...

The delegate said that before the question and answer session, National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue chaired a meeting on preparations for the question and answer session, emphasizing that the way the question and answer session is organized must be convenient for both the questioner and the answerer, creating initiative and continuity in the issues and areas of questioning.

With careful preparation and early, remote preparation, delegates believe that the questioning session will be a great success, contributing to further enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of the National Assembly's supreme supervision.

National Assembly Delegate Ma Thi Thuy (Tuyen Quang).

Monitor to get to the bottom of the problem, promptly remove bottlenecks, and together create the best values.

According to National Assembly delegate Ma Thi Thuy (Tuyen Quang): Different from the questioning activities at regular sessions, at the 6th Session, National Assembly delegates will question Government members and heads of sectors about the implementation of a number of resolutions of the 14th National Assembly and from the beginning of the 15th National Assembly's term to the end of the 4th Session on thematic supervision and questioning in all fields.

National Assembly deputies will re-question issues that were previously questioned by the Prime Minister and members of the Government, thereby clearly seeing whether there are any shortcomings, limitations, or obstacles in the implementation of commitments, promises, and solutions given to the sectors and fields in charge up to now?

A new point of this questioning activity is that the National Assembly conducts questioning on all fields, divided into 4 groups: general - macro economy; sectoral economy; culture - society; and justice - internal affairs - state audit.

This method will help focus questioning and clarify the responsibilities of Ministers and industry leaders on hot issues that are facing many difficulties and obstacles in practice.

Delegates believe that with careful, elaborate, early, remote preparation and a constructive spirit, the questioning sessions will take place in an exciting, frank and focused manner, meeting the expectations of the National Assembly's direct supervision activities that are always of interest and expectation to voters and people nationwide.

The delegate shared that at this question-and-answer session, she was interested in the work of building a database of land and land use of forestry and agricultural companies.

These are issues that have been pointed out before, although the Government and localities are focusing on overcoming them, the results achieved have not met the requirements of the National Assembly and practical demands.

In fact, through monitoring many interrogations, after many promises to "resolutely handle the problem thoroughly...", "have a plan, will definitely do it and quickly resolve it...", but in reality, many people and businesses are still facing difficulties and harassment, and some issues have not been promptly and satisfactorily resolved.

According to the delegate, not all promises can be fully and quickly fulfilled, but the people and voters nationwide have the right to know about the situation, progress and results of implementation, difficulties, obstacles and specific roadmap and solutions to solve each group of problems until the final results are achieved. Everything must be public and transparent under the supervision and evaluation not only of specialized agencies but also of the entire population.

National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue once emphasized: "Questioning is not a competition or test, or a challenge for ministers and industry leaders, but rather to clarify issues together to solve practical life requirements and find solutions to overcome difficulties."

The responsibility of each National Assembly delegate is ultimately not beyond that purpose. Supervision is to get to the bottom of the problem, promptly remove bottlenecks and together create the best values, serving the common interests of voters, people and the sustainable development of the country.

According to chinhphu.vn

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