Vietnamese PM orders further red tape cuts to ease compliance cost burden


Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chinh presides over the February thematic session on law-making with Government members in Hanoi on Friday. - Photo: VNA/VNS

HANOI: Continuous administrative review must be carried out to reduce compliance costs and inconvenience for citizens and businesses, said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh as he chaired the Government’s February thematic session on law-making on Friday (Feb 27).

Discussions at the meeting centred on the draft amendments to the Capital Law; the Law on Civil Status; the Law on Overseas Representative Missions of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam; the Law on Belief and Religion; as well as the draft National Assembly (NA)’s resolution on coordination mechanisms and special policies to improve the effectiveness of preventing and resolving international investment disputes.

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