Prime Minister requests priority for developing AI and virtual assistants in law enforcement

This content was mentioned by Politburo member and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh in his concluding remarks at the Government Session on Lawmaking in September 2025 (first session) to review and give opinions on 9 draft laws prepared to be submitted to the National Assembly on September 8.

In particular, the Prime Minister requested Ministers and Heads of ministerial-level agencies to prioritize time, focus resources, directly lead and direct the completion of draft laws that are considered and give opinions at this Session to submit to the National Assembly to ensure quality and progress as required...

The Prime Minister emphasized that in the process of building and perfecting the law, it is necessary to ensure that the law must fully institutionalize the guidelines, policies and policies of the Party and the State. Focus on reviewing current legal regulations to perfect an open legal system, with innovative thinking, creating development...

The Prime Minister requested to thoroughly grasp the spirit of "6 enhancements" including: Strengthening the leadership of the Party, concretizing the Party's guidelines and policies; Strengthening the collection of opinions and acceptance of opinions from relevant entities, affected subjects, experts and scientists;

Strengthen the reduction of administrative procedures, reduce time, costs, and inconvenience for people and businesses, review and cut at least 30% of the number of administrative procedures, implementation time and compliance costs;

Strengthening decentralization and delegation of authority along with resource allocation, improving implementation capacity and supervision; Strengthening coordination with the National Assembly, the National Assembly Standing Committee, and agencies in the political system;

Strengthen closeness to practice, respect practice, depart from practice, take practice as a measure, remove difficulties and obstacles from practice.

The documents and draft laws for amendments and supplements need to clarify "6-star": Why is it removed; Why is it completed; Why is it supplemented; Why is it removed; Why is it removed; Why is it decentralized and delegated; Issues with different opinions and other issues need to be reported to the Government for direction.

New draft law documents must ensure "6 must": Must thoroughly grasp the Party's guidelines and policies; Must solve problems and problems in practice; Must listen to and absorb the valid opinions of the people, experts and scientists; Must assess policy impacts; Must be strict in procedures, processes and regulations; Must ensure resources for implementation and implementation.

The Prime Minister requested to strengthen inspection, supervision and design of inspection and supervision tools to prevent corruption, negativity and policy profiteering.

Strengthen policy communication, creating widespread consensus. Improve the quality of human resources in law-making with appropriate mechanisms and policies, timely rewards and encouragement, prioritizing resources for developing technology infrastructure, big data, AI, virtual assistants, etc. in law-making and law enforcement.

"What is ripe, clear, proven to be true in practice, the majority agree, and is under the authority of the National Assembly, it is legalized; what is still fluctuating, not under the authority of the National Assembly, it is necessary to develop Government decrees for adjustment" - the Prime Minister stated and requested to continue to organize well the implementation of laws and resolutions after being approved by the National Assembly, urgently issuing guiding documents.

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