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The second session of the National Assembly officially closes |
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The second session of the National Assembly (Sixth Legislature) officially closed with good result on 27 December at the National Assembly, Vientiane Capital, where a closing ceremony took place. more>>> updated Jan. 2, 2007 |
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Closing Speech by Mr. Thongsing Thammavong |
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Members of the National Assembly Distinguished Lao and Foreign Guests The second session of the National Assembly (Sixth Legislature) lasted for 17 days. Thanks to high responsibilities more>>> updated Jan. 2, 2007 |
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The second session of the National Assembly (NA) yields good success |
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Members of the National Assembly (NA) on 25 December debated the proposed Law on Court’s Fees with the aim of amending more>>> updated Dec. 26, 2006 |
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NA debates foreign labourers |
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(VT) The focus of the debates on the 22 and 25 December 26, 2006 sittings was on stricter monitoring and management of foreign labourers working more>>> updated Dec. 26, 2006 |
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Comments of people on several issues |
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Many people expressed their comments on governance, social, cultural and Vientiane Capital issues via the telephone hotline (021) 911528, 413526 or email: na_session@na.gov.la set up by more>>> updated Dec. 26, 2006 |
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The public have taken the opportunity to express their opinions via a telephone hotline to the National government’s performance, which they feel could be improved. According to a summary from the telephone hotline more>>> updated Dec. 26, 2006 |
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Some Labour Law’s Articles to be amended |
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The debate is focused on the employment scope, building and developing skills of labourers throughout the country and an increase in hours of work from 30 hours to 54 hours per month. more>>> updated Dec. 22, 2006 |
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Law on Protection of Children’s Rights and Interests on deliberation |
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Members of the National Assembly considered the law, expressing debates on some Articles with the aim of making the law to be capable of protecting and assisting children, particularly in healthcare and education. They also deliberated the law in order to enhance understanding of rights and interests of children, parents’ responsibilities for them and non-discrimination more>>> updated Dec. 22, 2006 |
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The session considers Value-added Tax Law |
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20 December the session of the National Assembly of the Lao PDR
(Sixth Legislature) continues debates on proposed Law on Value-added
Tax (VAT), which was presented by Deputy Finance Minister Mr Somdy
Duangdy
yesterday.Members of the National Assembly from many constituencies basically expressed satisfaction with the proposed VAT Law because now, it is time for the country to have this law. However, deliberation is needed before the law is adopted. They showed strength and weak points in some Articles, particularly more>>> updated Dec. 20, 2006 |
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Ordinary session of the National Assembly continues |
The
ordinary session of the National Assembly of the Lao PDR (Sixth
Legislature), which officially opened on 11 December, continues
considering many important issues of the country.After the opening ceremony, where Mr Thongsing Thammavong, President of the National Assembly addressed, the session heard the report on the implementation of the rural development and poverty reduction program (2001-2006) and the five-year plan (2006-2010), which was presented by Mr On-neua Phommachanh, Minister to Prime Minister’s Office and representative of the Government. more >>> updated Dec. 13, 2006 |
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| Debate on Law on Commercial Banks |
![]() Members of the National Assembly (Sixth legislature) on 18 December held a vigorous debate on Law on Commercial Banks, which was presented by Governor of the Central Bank of the Lao PDR last week. In general, members of the National Assembly (NA) highly valued the Law on Commercial Banks, which will help the country accelerate the socio-economic development and improve living conditions of people of all ethnic groups. more>> updated Dec. 13, 2006 |