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Submitted by nguyenlaithin on Mon, 10/25/2010 - 12:35
On October 23, the National Assembly discussed proposed revisions to the Law on Inspections and the Law on Administrative Litigation.
 

In a session chaired by National Assembly vice chairman Uong Chu Luu, the majority of deputies agreed not to set up independent inspection agencies. 

Deputy Nguyen Minh Thuyet had the support of several deputies by arguing that there should be only one inspection office for each ministry.  

They did not believe on inspector in general and other departments under ministry control, because the bureaucracy would become even more cumbersome. 

Inspectors should know the subject under the scope of their review, Thuyet said, suggesting that inspectors are chosen from the staff of each particular ministry, a system that would be more efficient than having independent inspection offices. 

The deputies also discussed the draft Law on Administrative Litigation, focusing on Article 104, regarding the procedures to bring an administrative case to court. 

The article as proposed, states that individuals, offices or organisations who disagree with administrative decisions or actions can bring the case to court, without lodging a complaint at the relevant departments beforehand.

VNA

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