Voters pay much attention to petrol price, planning, insurance...

On June 21, Provincial delegation of the National Assembly had a meeting with voters of Tan Phuoc Khanh ward (Tan Uyen Town) after the third session of the 15th National Assembly.

At the meeting, Provincial NA delegates informed voters of results of the third session and activities of the Provincial NA delegation at this session. After 19 hard, scientific, democratic and highly responsible working days, the third session of the 15th National Assembly completed the entire program set out and concluded successfully.

Voters raised many issues about contributions to the socio-economic development of the province and the country, such as: Proposing solutions to stabilize the price of petrol; helping enterprises to solve difficulties when exporting goods; proposing the adjustment of salary and allowance regime for non-specialized public workers and maternity benefits for non-specialized woman public workers; amending the regulations on the title of Party secretary of commune-level Party Committee to become the title of civil servant; early construction of Tan Phuoc Khanh Kindergarten to meet the demand of children, especially children of workers...

In the afternoon of the same day, Provincial delegation of National Assembly also had a meeting with voters in Hoi Nghia ward (Tan Uyen Town).

Voters informed about some difficulties and limitations directly related to daily life, such as petrol price increased too high; Belt Road 4 has been planned for a long time but has not been executed; payment time of social insurance benefits is still not reasonable, the retirement age is extended; the application of automatic toll collection is not synchronous, some issues of social security and order, traffic safety...

Opinions and questions of voters were answered by Provincial NA deputies, leaders of provincial People's Committees, leaders of town People's Committees at the meeting. Some opinions were recorded by the delegates to report to the competent agencies for settlement, and will give answers to voters in the next meeting.

Reported by Thu Thao – Translated by Ngoc Huynh