Workshop on building regulations for women's work in the Vietnam People's Army

On the morning of June 20, the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People's Army held a workshop on building the Regulations on women's work in the Vietnam People's Army (amended and supplemented). Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Gau, member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People's Army chaired the conference.

Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Gau chaired the conference.

The report on the development of the Regulations on Women's Work in the Vietnam People's Army presented by Colonel Phung Thi Phu, Head of the Military Women's Committee at the workshop stated: On June 5, 2018, the Director of the General Department of Politics signed Decision No. 897/QD-CT promulgating the Regulations on Women's Work in the Vietnam People's Army. However, up to now, the process of implementing the content of some specific articles of the Regulations has no longer been consistent with reality.

On the basis of closely following the requirements, functions, and tasks of women's work in the Army in the new situation and the reality of agencies and units, the Head of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People's Army assigned the Women's Committee of the Army to be the lead agency in coordinating with relevant agencies to draft the Regulations on women's work in the Vietnam People's Army, supplementing and amending them appropriately and effectively.

Conference scene.

The process of researching and drafting the Regulations was conducted strictly, seriously, and in accordance with the procedures. Regarding the structure, the draft Regulations on Women's Work in the Vietnam People's Army (retaining the same name) has a structure of 5 chapters and 29 articles (retaining the same structure as Regulation 897). Regarding the content, the draft Regulations inherit 20 articles whose content is still consistent with Regulation 897; 9 articles are adjusted and supplemented to suit the practical situation.

At the workshop, delegates discussed, analyzed, supplemented, and deepened the wording and adjusted content in the draft Regulations to ensure legality, consistency, and strictness.

Colonel Phung Thi Phu reported on the development of the Regulations on women's work in the Vietnam People's Army.

Concluding the workshop, Lieutenant General Nguyen Van Gau highly appreciated the spirit, responsibility, initiative and seriousness of the Military Women's Committee - the unit in charge of drafting the Regulations in explaining and accepting the contents contributed by the agencies and units participating in the draft Regulations.

The Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics requested the Military Women's Committee to continue reviewing the entire content of the draft Regulation; complete and fully absorb the opinions of the participating delegates, and send them back to the members of the drafting team to unify the entire content of the draft one last time. The revised and supplemented Regulations on Women's Work in the Vietnam People's Army will be an important legal basis to strengthen the leadership of Party committees, commanders, and political agencies at all levels in women's work, contributing to improving the quality and effectiveness of women's work and the Army women's movement in the new situation.

News and photos: KIM ANH

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