(VOVworld) – A conference to gather experts’ opinions on the implementation of the Youth Law was held on Tuesday by the National Assembly's Committee for Culture, Education, Youth, Adolescents and Children and the UN Population Fund (UNFPA). Delegates proposed amendments and supplements to the Youth Law, focusing on specific age ranges for youth, adolescents, and children, to provide them with better care and education. They asked for an early completion of an unified fact-sheet and data foundation on youth nationwide. Ha Huy Toan, a representative of UNFPA in Vietnam, said it’s important to acknowledge young people’s opinions in youth-related policy making: "We need to develop a set of tools to supervise the implementation of the Youth Law. This will support National Assembly deputies to follow the implementation of the law and give more timely and practical feedback on that. We should create favorable conditions for the youth to get involved in policy making by acknowledging their opinions and contributions. Moreover, we need a feedback mechanism where young people can give their thoughts on youth related policies."