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The amendments and supplements to the Law on State Compensation Liability need to closely follow implementation practices, remove difficulties and obstacles in the field of civil judgment enforcement and ensure feasibility when applied. Download Scene of the working session - Photo: Ministry of Justice On the morning of July 2, the Ministry of Justice working group coordinated with the National Assemblys Law and Justice Committee to work with Can Tho Citys Civil Judgment Execution on state compensation work. Reporting at the working session, Mr. Tran Thanh Tuan, Head of the Department of Inspection and Resolution of Complaints and Denunciations (Can Tho Citys Judgment Enforcement) said that in 2026 the locality will not have any compensation claims. often new in THADS activities; Backlog cases are basically monitored and resolved in accordance with regulations. However, the state compensation work still has many difficulties such as a team of civil servants who are mainly part-time, practical experience is limited, the determination of damages and the application of some legal regulations between agencies are still inconsistent. Accordingly, the Can Tho City Criminal Judiciary recommends continuing to improve the law, strengthen professional guidance and improve the effectiveness of inter-sectoral coordination...Senior Colonel Lam Van Ket, Deputy Chanh Van The Department of Police Investigation Agency of Can Tho City Police said that the biggest difficulty currently lies in determining the damage as a basis for compensation. Determining the actual damage and the level of lost income of the injured person is a very complicated issue, especially in cases of freelance workers...Deputy Director of Can Tho City Department of Justice Nguyen Xuan Doan said that the state compensation work still has many difficulties and obstacles that need to be resolved. In the coming time, the Department of Justice will advise the City Peoples Committee to promote digital transformation, build a database to serve the management and monitoring of state compensation and strengthen inter-sectoral coordination. At the same time, it is proposed to study and amend the Law on State Compensation Liability in the direction of extending the resolution time for complex and backlog cases to ensure verification, collection of evidence and comprehensive and objective case resolution. Speaking at the meeting, Ms. Mai Thi Phuong Hoa, Deputy Head of the Law and Justice Committee of the National Assembly, said that according to the 2026 Law and Ordinance Development Program of the National Assembly, the Law on State Compensation Liability will be studied to amend and supplement a number of articles to meet practical requirements in the new period. According to Ms. Hoa, in the current context, continuing to improve the legal system, including the law on state compensation, is an urgent requirement to better ensure legal rights and interests. of the people, and at the same time create a complete and unified legal corridor for agencies performing public duties. Therefore, surveying and recording difficulties and problems from local practice is extremely important, contributing to the verification and completion of the draft law before submitting to the National Assembly for consideration. Concluding the meeting, Mr. Le Ve Quoc, Director of the Department of Security Transaction Registration and State Compensation (Ministry of Justice) emphasized that the amendments and supplements to the Law on State Compensation Liability must come from practical implementation to ensure feasibility. and effective when applied to life. Cut down on records, promote digitalization of State compensation settlement. The State Compensation Department responded to Vietnam Law Day. One year of operating a new model: Streamlining and more effective civil judgment enforcement. Mr. Le Ve Quoc also said that many issues are still facing difficulties such as verifying damages, collecting evidence, determining appropriate settlement time as well as clarifying the responsibilities of agencies, organizations and individuals in causing damage and damages. Responsibility for refund according to the provisions of law. According to Mr. Le Ve Quoc, the contents expected to be amended and supplemented need to be thoroughly verified and evaluated to see whether they are actually suitable for practice or not. At the same time, through opinions and recommendations from localities to continue to review and consider regulations that are still inadequate but have not been included in the revised draft. Dieu Anh
