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New
policies take effect in May
The State will prioritize investments to
assist education facilities nationwide in realizing the universalization of
education and eradication of illiteracy, according to Decree 20/2014/ND-CP
which is scheduled to take effect since May 15.
Suspension of publishing activities
The Government has issued the Decree 27/2014/ND-CP on
detailed implementation of the Law on Publishing which was amended and
supplemented in 2012.
The Decree stipulates conditions for publishing
activities and issuance of electronic publications. Accordingly, the Ministry
of Information and Communications shall ask publishing houses, organizations
and individuals to suspend the release of electronic publications to remedy
three causes leading to the suspension.
Firstly, the publishers cannot maintain required
conditions for publishing activities and release of electronic publications
during their operation process.
Secondly, they fail to fully observe regulations on
their responsibilities.
Thirdly, they do not implement State agencies’ measures
to manage publishing activities.
Publishers shall have to terminate their operation if
they fail to follow the above regulations.
Enhancing the fight against
high-tech crime
In a bid to enhance the fight against high-tech crime,
the Government has issued Decree 25/2014/ND-CP which stresses on the
importance of communication and education as well as international
cooperation.
Communication and education shall be especially
strengthened within businesses providing network infrastructure, Internet
services, finance-banking and e-trade services.
State competent agencies shall be active in detecting
violations and take prompt measures to deal with offenders.
ISO standard application in State
administrative agencies
PM Nguyen Tan Dung has signed a decision to pay the way
for State administrative agencies to apply the national standard TCVN ISO
9001:2008 in order to improve the efficiency of processing administrative
procedures.
New final examination regulations
for upper secondary education
Under a new Circular of the Ministry of Education and
Training, students of upper secondary schools will have to take the final
exams in four subjects, including two compulsory ones namely math and
Vietnamese language.
Selective subjects are physics, chemistry, biology,
history, foreign language.
Expansion of preferential credit
The Viet Nam Bank for Social Policy will increase the
volume of a preferential credit loan to a poor house to VND 50 million since
May 1.
The move aims to help the poor get out of poverty in a
sustainable way.
VGP
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Thứ Năm, 8 tháng 5, 2014
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