Dak Lak province National Assembly Delegation meets voters with workers

On the afternoon of April 24, the Delegation of the National Assembly of Dak Lak province had a meeting with voters before the Saturday Session of the 15th National Assembly with workers of Dak Lak province in Buon Ma Thuot city.

Attending the Conference were: Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Head of the Central Mass Mobilization Committee Bui Thi Minh Hoai; Alternate member of the Party Central Committee, Deputy Minister, Deputy Chairman of the Ethnic Committee Y Vinh Tor; Deputy Head of the Provincial National Assembly Delegation Le Thi Thanh Xuan; Major General, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff of Military Region 5 Le Ngoc Hai; Major General, Director of Provincial Police Nguyen Thi Xuan and leaders of departments and branches.

At the conference, workers of Dak Lak province expressed their joy at the results of the Friday Session of the 15th National Assembly and the practical recommendations of the National Assembly Delegation of Dak Lak province. Voters expect the Provincial National Assembly Delegates to continue to improve their sense of responsibility and actively participate in expressing opinions at meetings, especially on important issues of the country, the province, and public opinion issues. care about.

At the meeting, among the 9 opinions proposed by voters, the issue of benefits for employees who are preschool teachers and specialized forest protection forces received attention from many voters. Voters want these groups of workers to be added to the list of hazardous, heavy, and dangerous occupations.

According to voter Vo Ngoc Dai, teacher at Cao Ba Quat High School, Buon Ma Thuot city, the current situation of “black credit” in schools as well as in the province is very complicated, causing serious impacts. is not small to people’s lives. In particular, the people who are taken advantage of by these groups are often ethnic minorities and have little understanding. Therefore, it is recommended that the authorities need to have strong enough measures and sanctions to control the situation.

Responding to voter Vo Ngoc Dai, Major General, Director of Dak Lak Provincial Police Nguyen Thi Xuan said that the current “black credit” situation is no longer as complicated as in previous years. However, there are still a few gangs who organize “black credit” activities hiding under businesses and using social networks, especially school staff.

Recently, the police force has resolved 60/71 complaints, eliminating 5 gangs with 19 subjects; prosecuted 57 cases and imposed administrative sanctions related to “black credit”. Thereby, the police force will continue to focus on coordinating with departments and media agencies to propagate to raise people’s vigilance, especially for ethnic minorities. “The force will regularly review and inspect suspected subjects and strengthen management of subjects with criminal records in the area for management,” the Provincial Police Director emphasized.

In addition, representative of the National Assembly Delegation of Dak Lak province Le Thi Thanh Xuan and leaders of departments and branches also directly answered the problems of the province’s workers. At the same time, discuss and clarify issues that voters are concerned about and confirm that opinions will be synthesized by the Provincial National Assembly Delegation and all levels and branches, advising competent authorities to soon resolve according to regulations.

On this occasion, the Delegation of the National Assembly of Dak Lak province awarded 100 gifts (each gift worth one million VND) to disadvantaged workers in the province.