The Prime Minister requested that legal documents must be clear and easy to apply.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested that the drafting of legal documents must focus on intelligence and promote a high sense of responsibility. Documents must be concise, clear, easy to understand, easy to apply, easy to do, easy to evaluate, easy to check and monitor, and must be implemented quickly, and lessons learned while doing.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired the Government's special meeting on law making in March 2025 to discuss and give opinions on 6 draft laws and proposals for law making.

Speaking at the meeting, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh pointed out that institutions are the driving force and resource for development, but institutions are also the bottleneck of bottlenecks and the breakthrough of breakthroughs; investing in perfecting and building laws is investing in development; doing a good job of building laws will create opportunities for development.

The Prime Minister emphasized that law-making is a mandatory requirement in leadership and direction. The Prime Minister requested ministers, heads of ministerial-level agencies, and government agencies to directly direct, devote time, effort, and intelligence to this work; prioritize resources, facilities, and use technology to build laws to ensure speed, quality, and efficiency. Thereby, liberating all productive forces including means of production, resources, human resources, historical and cultural traditions, and all other resources for the country's socio-economic development.

The Prime Minister pointed out that in the process of proposing, supplementing, amending and perfecting legal regulations, it is necessary to ensure 6 things: Contents that have been omitted; contents that have been amended and perfected; contents that have been supplemented; contents that have been reduced or simplified administrative procedures; contents that have been decentralised and delegated; issues that have different opinions and other issues that need to be reported to the Standing Government, the Government, and the Prime Minister for consideration and direction. At the same time, the development of new legal documents must ensure the following principles: Institutionalisation of the Party and State's policies and guidelines; contents that have not yet been regulated by law; contents that have been regulated by law but have been overcome in practice; contents that need to be resolved; simplification and reduction of administrative procedures; decentralisation and delegation of power; issues that still have different opinions...

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh speaks at the meeting.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh requested that the drafting of legal documents must focus on intelligence and promote a high sense of responsibility. Documents must be concise, clear, easy to understand, easy to apply, easy to do, easy to evaluate, easy to check and monitor. They must be implemented quickly, learned from experience while doing, improved and expanded gradually, not perfectionist, not hasty. What is ripe and clear, proven to be correct by reality and agreed by the majority, must be applied and legalized. Issues that are still fluctuating and complicated, especially those related to the economy and society, must leave room for completion, summary, replication and legalization.

The Prime Minister emphasized that these are difficult laws, affecting many urgent issues that need to be "untied" at present to create conditions for development. Especially for the Law on Science, Technology and Innovation, the Prime Minister said that this is a very necessary Law, it is necessary to have incentive mechanisms for science, technology and innovation activities; institutionalize the issues mentioned in Resolutions 57 and 55 of the Politburo. It is necessary to use one law to amend many laws to remove obstacles in this field, ensuring that when promulgated, they are put into practice immediately, reducing and simplifying administrative procedures. Especially the regulations related to innovation must encourage organizations and individuals both in the state and outside the state to be creative, scientific research is limitless, it is necessary to create conditions for "every household to be creative, everyone to be creative"; It is necessary to create open mechanisms, space for development, investment for the young generation, and nurturing talents; In the assessment and appraisal, technology transfer must be strict, paying attention to profits but also accepting risks, accepting delays... having controlled testing mechanisms; Regarding honoring scientists, it must be consistent with other countries in the world, consistent with the country and compared with the correlation of other industries. The Prime Minister requested the drafting unit to continue to absorb the opinions of Government members, and ask for the opinion of the Government's standing committee.

Source: https://moha.gov.vn/tintuc/Pages/danh-sach-tin-noi-bat.aspx?ItemID=56990