For the fourth time, the Government would like to delay the submission of the revised Land Law, although this content according to the Resolution of the National Assembly must be submitted to the 3rd session, which opens in May.
On the morning of April 16, reporting at a meeting of the National Assembly Standing Committee, Minister of Justice Le Thanh Long said that the Government proposed to delay the submission of the Land Law (amended) project until after the Central Government has approved the proposal. guidelines and orientations on land policy and law reform. This serves as the political basis for the amendment of the bill. After that, the Government will finalize the project and submit it to the National Assembly.
Justice Minister Le Thanh Long presented the Government’s report at the National Assembly Standing meeting on the morning of April 16. Image: Media Quochoi
Representative of the inspection agency, Chairman of the Legal Committee Hoang Thanh Tung said that the deadline for the Government’s proposal to delay was not specific, while this is a very urgent bill that must be issued soon. “The law project has been included in the program since the 7th session of the XIV National Assembly, in May 2019, and then had to be adjusted many times. This time it is the fourth adjustment proposal,” emphasized Mr. Tung.
According to the Chairman of the Law Committee, the reason the Government proposed to delay the submission deadline was to wait for the 5th Central Conference to consider and summarize Resolution 19, but this is not a new issue. The National Assembly, when considering including the project in the law-making program, has considered it. Therefore, the agencies of the National Assembly suggest that only one period should be delayed, the Government must submit to the National Assembly for comments on this bill at the 4th session at the end of 2022, and still consider and approve it according to the process. 3 sessions.
Explaining, Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Vo Tuan Nhan said that the law project is currently being developed by the Ministry in coordination with ministries, branches and committees of the National Assembly. The ministry has also completed drafts and reports, reviewed legal documents, reviewed the implementation of the 2013 Land Law as well as assessed the impact of policies.
However, according to Mr. Nhan, the formulation of the revised Land Law as well as land policies must have a central resolution as a political basis. This is an important basis to collect opinions, appraise and submit to the National Assembly. “The Government is determined to submit this draft law at the October 2022 session, after the Central Conference in May 2022,” said the Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, saying that despite being postponed many times, to Now the project is “still impossible not to back down”.
Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Vo Tuan Nhan. Image: Media Quochoi
The Land Law Project (amended) stipulates the planning on management and use of underground and aerial space; multi-purpose use problem; building a land information system according to the model of centralized, unified, connected and shared data. The bill also stipulates the cases of auctioning land use rights, bidding for projects using land, using land with religious and spiritual elements; strictly and openly control in land acquisition, compensation, support, resettlement…
Minister of Justice Le Thanh Long said that the Government proposed to adjust 17 projects in the program of law and ordinance development in 2022. Specifically, at the third meeting, there were 3 additional projects to be submitted to the National Assembly for comments, approved according to the process of one session, including the Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on People’s Public Security and two draft resolutions; supplementing 3 projects to consult, including the Road Law project, the Law on road traffic order and safety, the Law on forces participating in security and order protection at the grassroots.
At the 4th session, the Government proposed to add to the program the draft Law on Prevention and Combat of Money Laundering (amended) for opinions and approval according to the process of one session; 3 additional projects submitted for approval, giving comments on 8 projects.
With the above adjustment proposal, the number of projects under the Law and Ordinance Development Program in 2022 is 27, an increase of 14 compared to the program approved by the National Assembly and the National Assembly Standing Committee.
The Land Law 2013 took effect on July 1, 2014. The Government submitted and the National Assembly decided to include the draft Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Land Law 2013 into the program of developing laws and ordinances in 2019. But after that, the Government repeatedly proposed to postpone.
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