Personnel plan submitted to NA must be well prepared, says top legislator

At the session scheduled to last one and a half days, Chairman Man said the draft laws and resolutions included in the session's agenda must prioritize quality. He requested the National Assembly Standing Committee to thoroughly evaluate the impacts to ensure the feasibility, stability, and long-term viability of the policies.

Regarding personnel matters, Chairman Man noted, “Another important agenda of this session is giving opinions on the preparation of personnel to be presented to the National Assembly at its first session. It must be done rigorously, ensuring adherence to the Party's procedures, regulations, and guidelines, as well as legal provisions. It must also ensure appropriate standards, conditions, and structure to meet the requirements of the tasks in the new period.”

The Standing Committee will also give its final opinion on the preparation for the first session of the 16th National Assembly, along with the conditions ensuring the National Assembly's operations, from infrastructure to policies and regulations.

Deputies will comment on the report on the results of the oversight program for 2025, the first months of 2026, and the proposed oversight program for 2027 to be submitted to the National Assembly.