Minister to be Held Accountable for Delaying Guidance Circular Issuance
Vietstock Kinh te dau tu (The gioi) • 05/17/2026
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The Prime Minister has ordered Ministers to personally oversee the development of guidance documents implementing the law, and not to delegate this task to their deputies. In the event of delays or late issuance of the regulations, they will be held personally accountable to the Government and the Prime Minister.
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Analysis Scope
- Vietnamese stock market, state-owned enterprises, and management policies.
Context
- The Prime Minister requires Ministers to directly oversee the drafting of guidelines for implementing laws, increasing personal responsibility.
2) Mechanism of Impact
- Expectations of increased personal responsibility among Ministers will lead to faster progress in drafting and issuing guidelines for implementing laws.
Surprise Level
- Average, as this request has been publicly announced by the Prime Minister beforehand.
- 3) Benefiting or Pressured Industries/Stocks:
Benefiting Industries
- Consulting services, legal advice, information technology (due to increased personal responsibility and faster progress in drafting guidelines).
Pressured Industries
- State-owned enterprises (due to increased personal responsibility and faster progress in drafting guidelines).
4) Risks to Monitor
- Risk of increased government control and supervision of state-owned enterprises.
- Risk of delayed progress in drafting and issuing guidelines for implementing laws.
- 5) Short-term Timeframe:
Short-term Timeframe
- 2-3 months, when Ministers need to expedite progress in drafting and issuing guidelines for implementing laws.
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Prime Minister orders ministers to directly oversee the drafting of guidelines for implementing the law, without delegating to their deputies. In cases of delay or late issuance of circulars, they will be held personally responsible before the government and Prime Minister.