To meet the economy’s growing capital needs, the amendments will allow the central bank to apply safety ratios different from those stipulated for credit institutions, with a view to supporting socioeconomic development.
NA deputies agreed on the need to refine the Law on Anti-Money Laundering to ensure the safety and security of the financial and monetary system and address new management requirements arising from emerging transaction methods.
A key focus of discussions on amendments to the Publishing Law was digital transformation, particularly clearer definitions of digital publications, content involving artificial intelligence (AI), and mechanisms for tracing human accountability for final products. They agreed that AI can support creative processes, but cannot be used as a means of transferring or avoiding legal liability.
On Sunday afternoon, National Assembly deputies discussed the draft Law on Dissemination and Education of Law.
