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THE NATIONAL ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF LAW GROUP ASSIGNMENT THE FUNDAMENTALS OF LAWS TOPIC THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF VIETNAM Team 01 Class: FE63 - Financial Economics Lecturer: Tran Thi Hong Nhung Hà Nội, 2021 Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam TABLE OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND Origins Term of the National Assembly Sessions of the National Assembly POSITION 11 FUNCTION 11 The Legislative Function 11 The function of deciding the important issues of the Nation 12 The supervision function 13 15 ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE The standing committee 15 17 22 24 24 26 Council on ethnic minorities and committees of the National Assembly Secretary general, office of the National Assembly Other agencies The chairman and the vice chairman of the National Assembly Deputies 28 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SESSIONS Background Agendas of National Assembly sessions 28 28 Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam Convening National Assembly sessions Person invited to National Assembly sessions; observers at National 28 29 Assembly sessions Forms of working at National Assembly sessions Responsibility for presiding over National Assembly meetings Voting at plenary meetings Documents of National Assembly sessions 32 RECOMMENDATION The rejuvenation of National Assembly Gender equality of National Assembly Impacts and future plans COMPARISON WITH THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT 29 30 30 31 Position Structures and Committees Powers and functions Formations 32 33 34 35 35 35 38 38 CONCLUSION 39 REFERENCES 40 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam INTRODUCTION Purpose The purpose of this report is to analyse the position, function and organizational structure of the National Assembly (Vietnam) Background and context Vietnam, officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, is a country in Southeast Asia Vietnam is a unitary Marxist-Leninist one-party socialist republic Under the constitution, the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) asserts their role in all branches of the country's politics and society The National Assembly is the highest representative body of the People and the highest state power body of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Headed by a chairman, the National Assembly is superior to both the executive and judicial branches; exercises the right to supreme supervision of all activities of the State Scope of research This report utilizes a sociological perspective to identify two issues of the National Assembly, make a comparison and recommendations to optimize the performance of the National Assembly - the highest state power body of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam BACKGROUND Origins The precursor of the current National Assembly of Vietnam was the National Representatives’ Congress (Đại hội đại biểu quốc dân), convened on August 16, 1945, in the northern province of Tuyên Quang This Congress supported Viet Minh’s nationwide general uprising policy against Japanese and French forces in Vietnam It also appointed the National Liberation Committee (Uỷ ban dân tộc giải phóng) as a provisional government Term of the National Assembly The term of the National Assembly is five years, counting from the opening date of the first session of the National Assembly of a term to the opening date of the first session of the National Assembly of the succeeding term Sixty days before the expiration of the term of the National Assembly, a new National Assembly shall be elected In special cases, the National Assembly shall decide to shorten or extend its term at the proposal of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly, if at least two-thirds of the total number of National Assembly deputies vote for it The extension of a term of the National Assembly must not exceed twelve months, except in wartime LAW ON ORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY - No 57/2014/QH13 - Article 1-2 Sessions of National Assembly 3.1 The First National Assembly (1946–1960) After a series of events which was later called collectively the “August Revolution”, Viet Minh seized the power all over the country, and the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (Việt Nam dân chủ cộng hoà) was declared by Hồ Chí Minh in Hanoi on September 2, 1945 On January 6, 1946, the first general election ever in Vietnam was held all over the country in which all people 18 years old or older were eligible to vote The first session of the First National Assembly (Quốc hội khoá I) took place on March 2, 1946 with nearly 300 deputies in the Great Theatre of Hanoi Nguyễn Văn Tố was GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam appointed as the Chairman of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee The First National Assembly approved Hồ Chí Minh as the head of government and his cabinet, and the former Emperor Bảo Đại as “the Supreme Advisor” The second session, Bùi Bằng Đoàn was appointed to be the Chairman of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee Tôn Đức Thắng was Acting Chairman from 1948, and from 1955, when Đoàn died, he was Chairman of the Standing Committee The first and second Constitutions of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam were passed by this National Assembly in 1946 and 1960, respectively The term of the First National Assembly was prolonged (14 years) due to the war situation in Vietnam, particularly the partition of Vietnam according to the Geneva Accords of 1954 From 1954 to 1976, the National Assembly’s activities were only effective in North Vietnam 3.2 The Two Vietnams 3.2.1 North Vietnam The Second National Assembly (1960–1964): Due to the partition of Vietnam and the declaration of the Republic of Vietnam in the South, a nationwide general election could not be organized The Second National Assembly was formed by 362 elected deputies of the North and 91 deputies of the South from the First National Assembly who continued their term Trường Chinh was appointed as the Chairman of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee and held this position until 1981 The Third National Assembly (1964–1971): The Third National Assembly consisted of 366 elected deputies from the North and 87 deputies continuing their term The Third National Assembly’s term was prolonged due to the war situation President Hồ Chí Minh died during the Third National Assembly’s term, and was succeeded by Tôn Đức Thắng The Fourth National Assembly (1971–1975): 420 deputies were elected for the Fourth National Assembly During the fourth term, the U.S withdrew its troops from Vietnam in accordance with the Paris Peace Accords 1973 The Fifth National Assembly (1975–1976): The Fifth National Assembly consisted of 424 elected deputies The fifth term was the shortest National Assembly’s term as it was shortened to organize the nationwide general election after the reunification of Vietnam 3.2.2 South Vietnam When the Republic of Vietnam existed, it had the National Assembly as its sole legislature After the new constitution was passed in 1967, it had two parliamentary GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam 2.2 Comparison According to the 2020 report of UNDP, Vietnam ranked 65/162 regarding the proportion of female delegates in the National Assembly In 2021, Vietnam ranked 60th with 30.26% of female delegates In recent years, Vietnam’s ratio is higher than the average We also can see a significant increase in the proportion of female delegates in the National Assembly from 2020 to 2021 Meanwhile, our close friends like Cuba ranks second in the world with more than 50% are females and Singapore with about 30%, or bigger countries like France and Spain, their ratios of female delegates are more than 40% among all the representations 30 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam The ratio of female delegates equals nearly a half of the ratio of male delegates in the council This has shown the impact of female delegates in the council Since the orientation of Vietnam is to achieve gender equality in the National Assembly, these ratios are likely to be increasing Impacts and future plans With the participation of more female and younger delegates, it is hoped to propose more bills which support and guarantee benefits and rights of women and children in education and social security areas, specifically in preventing and reducing gender inequality and domestic violence COMPARISON WITH THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT 31 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam 1.Position The Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is the supreme legislative institution of Great Britain and its overseas territories Parliament is the sole institution with ultimate power over all other political institutions within the United Kingdom and its overseas territories British parliament whose primary function is to legislate Parliament is made up of three central elements: The House of Commons The House of Lords The Monarchy Structures and Committees 2.1 Structures The British Parliament establishes a bicameral system of the Senate and the House of Commons with the number of delegates: the Senate has 1885 people, the House of Commons has 635 delegates 2.1.1 The Senate In England, the upper house, also known as the Senate, consists of the new great nobility, not elected by election, but elected by the great bourgeoisie Senior sergeants are aristocrats with the rank of earl or higher who are passed on from father to son, British prime ministers expire, some royals are appointed by councils or incumbent religious leaders The main legislative function of the upper house is to study and consider draft laws of the lower house The Senate serves as the highest court of appeal Normally, the senate does not have the power to prevent bills from becoming official law if the lower house insists on its opinion 2.1.2 The House of Commons 32 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam The way the House of Commons is established in the UK is elected by representatives of classes in the population and the people, so it is also known as the House of Representatives Initially, the powers of the House of Commons and the House of Commons are limited Nearly half of the Deputies are elected from "ruined towns" Those are the areas with very few inhabitants, often elected and elected according to the will of the landlord When the land is sold, the new owner replaces the old owner as a Member of Parliament Parliamentary seats are bought and sold again and again Voting ballots are also bought and sold The multi-party system in the UK is a two-party system Through the nomination of their candidates for election to the House of Commons, the two bourgeois parties alternately dominated the parliament The main function of the House of Representatives is to pass major laws, undertakings, and policies on the economy, society, politics, domestic and foreign affairs, and supervise the activities of the government Therefore, we can see that the bicameral structure of the UK is an unbalanced bicameral, power is concentrated in the lower house 2.2 Committees Much of the work of the House of Commons and the House of Lords takes place in committees, made up of around 10 to 50 MPs or Lords These committees examine issues in detail, from government policy and proposed new laws, to wider topics like the economy Types of committees: General Committees (including Public Bill Committees) Public Bill Committees [PBCs] Delegated Legislation Committees [DLCs] Second Reading Committees Other General Committees ( General Committees have also been created to debate matters in specific countries or regions of the UK, such as the Scottish Grand Committee, the Welsh Grand Committee, the Northern Ireland Grand Committee.) Powers and functions 33 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam The main business of Parliament takes place in the two Houses Generally the decisions made in one House have to be approved by the other 3.1 Powers How Parliament works: Parliament examines what the Government is doing, makes new laws, holds the power to set taxes and debates the issues of the day The House of Commons and House of Lords each play an important role in Parliament's work 3.2 Functions The main functions of the UK Parliament are to: Check and challenge the work of the Government (scrutiny) Make and change laws (legislation) Debate the important issues of the day (debating) Check and approve Government spending (budget/taxes) Formations 4.1 In the UK: the Prime Minister is elected by the people, and the Prime Minister has the power to veto laws enacted by Parliament The UK is a constitutional monarchy, so voters will only go to the polls to elect their local MPs instead of directly electing the head of state (such as the President in the United States) The new Prime Minister is likely to command a majority of MPs in the House of Commons and will then be appointed by the unelected head of state, Queen Elizabeth 4.2 In Vietnam: The Socialist Republic of Vietnam is a unitary state that applies a onehouse structure, so the people elect the National Assembly deputies in the general election The difference in authority is: In England the general authority is the legislature In Vietnam, it is the Standing Committee of the National Assembly The similarities in organizational structure and operation: 34 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam The two are the supreme representative bodies of the people and be elected by the people Both hold the legislative power and the right to decide on important issues of their country as provided for by the Constitution Both set up committees of the National Assembly or Parliament to monitor the activities of the Government Make all necessary laws for the Constitution to take effect The National Assembly or the National Assembly decides to decide on the country's socio-economic development plan; decide on national financial and monetary policies; decide on the State budget estimate; regulate, amend or abolish taxes Parliament or Parliament decides on the question of war or peace; regulations on the state of emergency and other special measures to ensure national defense and security Operating on the principle of democratic centralism, working under the conference system and deciding by the majority In short, the National Assembly or Parliament is the highest organ of the state, contributing to the socio-economic development of the country, deciding important issues of the country 35 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM Plan Report - Team 01 The National Assembly of Vietnam CONCLUSION The report has analysed the position, function and organizational structure of the National Assembly (Vietnam), as well as made recommendations about rejuvenation, gender equality and comparisons with the British Parliament The National Assembly is the highest representative body of the People and the highest state power body of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam The National Assembly has three main functions: legislative, deciding the important issues of the country and carrying out the supreme supervision power of all activities of the State The National Assembly mainly consists of The standing committee, The Ethnic Council, Committees of the National Assembly, Deputies and other committees However, there are some issues relating to the percentage of young deputies and female deputies in the National Assembly These ratios need considering and adjusting in the next National Assembly sessions 36 GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM GROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAMGROUP.ASSIGNMENT.THE.FUNDAMENTALS.OF.LAWS.TOPIC.THE.NATIONAL.ASSEMBLY.OF.VIETNAM