Prime Minister Lê Minh Hung has ordered ministries to finalize amended draft laws on land, housing, and real estate commerce. These legislative updates aim to mobilize resources and respond to growth requirements.
The Bottom Line
- Legislative Overhaul: Prime Minister Lê Minh Hung directed the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the Ministry of Construction to align three interconnected laws with broader statutes on investment, planning, and taxation.
- Administrative Reduction: Officials must reduce and simplify administrative procedures and activity conditions to prevent implementation gridlock.
- Digital Integration: The state is accelerating the construction, finalization, connection, and interoperability of data on land, housing, and real estate.
Aligning Core Statutes for Market Stability
According to reports from VietnamPlus, the legislative push requires coordination between the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and the Ministry of Construction. Three foundational legal pillars—governing land, housing, and real estate commerce—must operate without friction.
The Prime Minister emphasized that these texts directly influence national defense, security, and the economy. To ensure consistency, the Ministry of Justice has been tasked with coordinating with other ministries to guarantee the consistency of projects approved by the National Assembly to avoid contradictions with other texts.
Simplifying Bureaucracy and Upgrading Digital Infrastructure
Lê Minh Hung instructed drafting bodies to reduce and simplify administrative procedures and activity conditions.
| Focus Area | Responsible Agency | Strategic Objective |
|---|---|---|
| Land & Housing Laws | Min. of Agriculture & Environment / Min. of Construction | Harmonize statutes with investment, tax, and planning codes. |
| Legal Consistency | Ministry of Justice | Screen final drafts to eliminate implementation conflicts. |
| Data Infrastructure | Government | Build interoperable digital registries for land, housing, and real estate. |
Furthermore, the government is prioritizing the construction and interoperability of electronic databases for land, housing, and real estate.
Public Consultation and Regulatory Oversight
Drafting authorities must subject the revised texts to wide and substantial consultations with experts, scientists, organizations, associations, and other actors. According to the VietnamPlus report, the Prime Minister insisted that policy objectives and content be articulated clearly to avoid divergent interpretations. Ministries must provide complete and convincing explanations for the opinions collected, based on political, legal, and scientific arguments.
By respecting procedures for the promulgation of normative texts, including rules on the control of power in law-making, the administration aims to ensure that the resulting laws can actually be applied and produce concrete effects.
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