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The Government Office has just issued Notice No. 419/TB-VPCP concluding Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau on receiving and explaining opinions of Government Members on the policies of the Law on legal documents. Download Complete the content of policies, urgently develop project documents for the Law on Legal Documents. The conclusion notice clearly stated that, on August 10, 2026, at the Government headquarters, Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau chaired a meeting to listen to the Ministry of Justice report on receiving and explaining opinions of Government Members on the policies of the Law on Legal Documents. Deputy Prime Minister Le Tien Chau assigned the Ministry of Justice to continue perfecting the content. apply policies, urgently develop Law project documents in accordance with the Partys policies and legal regulations, ensuring a scientific, professional and transparent law-making process; Review and streamline processes, procedures and documents. Do not let legal gaps arise or reduce the ability to respond to policies. Issues where there are different opinions are developed into options, evaluating advantages, limitations, impacts, compliance costs and implementation conditions to choose the optimal option. In case of necessity, report to competent authorities for opinions; In which, attention should be paid to carefully reviewing the streamlining of legal document forms; clarify alternative plans, authority, roadmaps and transitional regulations for each form expected to be omitted, especially legal resolutions; Do not let legal gaps arise or reduce the ability to respond to policies. The Ministry of Justice continues to study the principles of applying specialized laws; Focus on clarifying the criteria for determining general law, specialized law, specific law and conflict resolution mechanism, ensuring the consistency of the legal system. Research and develop a scientific legislative process, overcome limitations and obstacles in the process of policy development and drafting documents; Ensure substantive, effective and updated policy impact assessment throughout the legislative process. Research on ways to complete the integrated legislative process in the direction of policy development, impact assessment, policy consultation and drafting carried out in a continuous process; Carry out impact assessment during the draft development process, ensuring the connection between the problem to be solved, policy options, expected provisions, affected subjects, costs, resources and implementing agencies. Review, evaluate and analyze the limitations and inadequacies of applying shortened orders and procedures in recent times; Research and strictly regulate the criteria, authority, and responsibility for deciding to apply shortened procedures, procedures that cannot be omitted, and post-inspection mechanisms after promulgation; At the same time, review all components of the dossier to remove or integrate documents that are duplicate, formal or have no independent value. Research on building electronic legislative dossiers. The Deputy Prime Minister also noted that it is necessary to clearly define the responsibilities of the head of the presiding agency regarding policy quality, accuracy of information, data, impact assessment results and implementation conditions. Ministries and agencies that contribute opinions must be responsible for the content within their scope of management; The collection of opinions must be substantive, receptive, with clear and complete explanations. Research to develop electronic legislative records that are consistent, have legal value, can manage versions and trace the change process of each policy, provision, impact assessment results and consultation opinions; Refine and use research results and develop a project to innovate and improve the efficiency of law enforcement in the period 2026 - 2030 to include in the content of the Law project. The Deputy Prime Minister requested ministries and branches to actively and proactively coordinate with the Ministry of Justice in the process of developing this important Law project. The Ministry of Justice was assigned to preside over and coordinate with the Government Office and relevant ministries and agencies to urgently complete the Law policy documents and report to the Prime Minister on August 11, 2026./.See moreAbolish a number of legal documents that are no longer appropriateSee moreReview legal documents: Clarifying inadequacies, causes, authority, options and handling deadlinesSee moreUrgent handling 508 legal documents will expire before March 1, 2027. See more. Prioritize focusing resources on reviewing the system of legal documents. See more. The Nationalities Council needs to regularly review legal documents on ethnic policies. See more. Perfecting institutions and improving the quality of legal document development. See more. It is necessary to amend and supplement a number of articles of the Ordinance on Consolidation of Legal Documents. 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