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Vietnam National Assembly set to pass key legislation on November 13
Vietnam's National Assembly will vote on amendments to metrology and securities laws, along with the 2025 state budget settlement resolution during its morning session on November 13. The legislative session will also address emerging technology priorities and government accountability issues.
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The National Assembly will consider three major items during the November 13 session, including draft amendments and supplements to the Law on Metrology and the Law on Securities, alongside a resolution on the 2025 state budget settlement. Lawmakers are expected to cast votes on these measures during the morning proceedings.
In parallel discussions, members of the legislature have emphasized the need for a measured, incremental approach to developing domestic unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology capabilities. This reflects broader concerns within the National Assembly about building technological expertise systematically rather than pursuing rapid advancement that could outpace regulatory frameworks.
The session will also feature Prime Minister Le Minh Hung addressing lawmakers' questions for the first time in his tenure, signaling continued parliamentary oversight of executive branch activities. Additionally, the National Assembly will hear a comprehensive report on citizen reception services and complaint handling procedures planned for 2026, underscoring government commitments to administrative transparency and public accountability.