Implementing the TXCT program before the 9th session of the 15th National Assembly, on the morning of April 14, National Assembly deputies Ta Van Ha, Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on Culture and Education and Dang Thi Bao Trinh, Vice President of the Women's Union of Quang Nam province had a meeting with voters of Nam Tra My district.

At the meeting, delegate Dang Thi Bao Trinh informed voters about the expected content and agenda of the 9th session of the 15th National Assembly. Accordingly, the session will take place in 2 concentrated sessions; session 1 from May 5 to 28; session 2 from June 11 to 28, at the National Assembly House.

At this session, the National Assembly is expected to consider and pass 30 laws and 7 resolutions; give opinions on 6 draft laws and consider and decide on many other important issues to serve the work of restructuring and organizing the apparatus, developing the economy - society, and developing the country.

Delegate Ta Van Ha, Vice Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee on Culture and Education, also provided additional information on important issues at the 11th Conference of the 13th Central Executive Committee. In particular, the issue of continuing to reorganize the political system, reorganize administrative units and organize local governments was highlighted.

Voters of Nam Tra My district expressed their trust and support for the Party's correct policy on reorganizing the political system in the direction of "Refined - Compact - Strong - Effective - Efficient - Effective" and expected the success of this revolution so that the country can increasingly develop and integrate.

In addition, some voters expressed concerns about the arrangement and handling of headquarters and public assets after the reorganization of district and commune-level administrative units; and the handling of the number of redundant cadres and civil servants after the reorganization. At the same time, they requested that all levels have appropriate support policies for civil servants and part-time cadres when they leave their jobs.

Dai Quang