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The Government of Vietnam can apply measures not yet prescribed by laws for Covid-19 prevention and control

Thúy Trọng

11:12, 05/08/2021

This is a content of the Resolution No. 30/2021/QH15 dated on July 28, 2021 of the first session of the XVth National Assembly of Vietnam.

According to the Resolution No. 30/2021/QH15, the National Assembly assigns the Government and the Prime Minister to decide and take responsibility for the implementation of a number of urgent actions and measures, for examples:

- Decide to apply measures to restrict a number of vehicles, require people not to leave their residences for a certain period of time, in a number of necessary areas and regions;

- Set up forces to ensure security, social order and safety in epidemic-hit areas;

- Apply special communication measures, use means of communication and other measures that can be applied in a state of emergency to promptly prevent the spread of the disease.

Decide and organize the implementation of measures not yet prescribed by laws or other than those specified in current laws and ordinances to meet the urgent COVID-19 management requirements concerning the application of the special, particular and exceptional regulatory mechanisms for:

- Licensing and registering for marketing authorization and circulation, production and procurement of drugs, medical equipment, chemicals and making investment in facilities;

- Procure them in the quantity higher than the actual demand to provide for any new or complicated development of the disease;

- Concurrently, adopt solutions to preventing any act of misconduct and minimizing waste during the procurement process.

Resolution No. 30/2021/QH15 was approved on July 28, 2021.

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