Hanoi: The 16th National Assembly (NA) convened the final working day of its first extraordinary session on August 24, with a number of important laws and resolutions to be adopted. On the morning of the session, the National Assembly held a plenary meeting to discuss the orientations and policies for the draft Law on the Organization of Criminal Investigation Agencies (amended) and vote to pass three laws and eight resolutions. They will also discuss in groups the orientations and policies for the revised Law on Criminal Investigation Agencies. According to Vietnam News Agency, this session marks a significant step in the legislative process as the assembly aims to refine the legal framework governing criminal investigation agencies. The amendments discussed are expected to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of criminal investigations, ensuring that legal procedures are up to date with current requirements. The three laws and eight resolutions passed during this session are anticipated to address vari ous aspects of the legal system, though specific details of these laws and resolutions have not been disclosed. The National Assembly's focus on the Law on the Organization of Criminal Investigation Agencies underscores the importance of strengthening legal institutions to better serve justice and public safety. The discussions in group sessions are intended to provide a more in-depth analysis of proposed changes, allowing for detailed consideration of their implications before final approval.