National Assembly discusses the draft Law on Handling of Administrative Violations (amended)

According to the Session program, in the morning session, the National Assembly discussed in the hall about the draft Law on Data Security; the draft Law on Electronic Identification and Authentication.

After that, the Minister of Public Security spoke to explain and clarify some issues raised by National Assembly deputies related to the two draft laws mentioned above.

In the afternoon, the National Assembly spent time discussing the draft Law on Handling of Administrative Violations (amended).

The Minister of Public Security spoke to explain and clarify some issues raised by National Assembly deputies.

Previously, also in the program at the 2nd Session, authorized by the Prime Minister, General Luong Tam Quang - Member of the Politburo, Minister of Public Security - presented the Submission on the draft Law on Handling of Administrative Violations (amended).

The draft law specifically stipulates the statute of limitations for penalties in each field. Accordingly, raising the statute of limitations for penalties to 2 years or 3 years for some fields; raising the maximum fine level in administrative violation penalties to 1.5 billion VND for individuals, 3 billion VND for organizations.

The draft also specifically stipulates the maximum fine level in each field, including increasing the maximum fine level for some fields.

At the same time, amend and supplement on subjects subject to administrative violations, aggravating circumstances, and mitigating circumstances; supplement cases of exemption from responsibility for administrative violations.

The Minister of Public Security also said that the draft law has more specific and complete regulations on some contents in the penalty process; reducing some unnecessary penalty procedures; and perfecting regulations on handling administrative violations in the electronic environment.

The draft law supplements a number of coercive measures, including: temporary suspension of exit; sealing headquarters, locations, establishments or parts of production, business, and service establishments; stopping the provision of electricity and water services.

Or such as temporarily suspending vehicle registration, registration, and issuance of vehicle driving licenses; stopping the provision of internet services, telecommunications services, digital infrastructure or implementing technical prevention measures, blocking access.

The Minister of Public Security believes that supplementing stricter regulations in the draft law on the principles and conditions for applying coercive measures to ensure human rights, citizens' rights, and not affecting individuals and organizations not related to administrative violations.

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