According to the National Defense and Security Committee, in order to have strict management and ensure security and safety, it is possible to consider piloting a data exchange.
Chairman of the National Assembly 's Defense and Security Committee Le Tan Toi reviews the Data Law project. Photo: Pham Dong On the afternoon of October 22, continuing the 8th Session, Chairman of the National Assembly's Committee for National Defense and Security (NCDS) Le Tan Toi reported on the review of the Data Law project. Regarding the provision of data to Party, State agencies, and socio-political organizations, Mr. Le Tan Toi said that the NCDS basically agreed with the provisions of the draft law. However, it proposed to stipulate measures to ensure information security for organizations and individuals when implementing these provisions. The NCDS basically agreed with the regulation that the National Data Development Fund is a non-budgetary State financial fund, established at the Central level to mobilize social resources to support the construction and development of national data. There were opinions suggesting clarifying the financial sources to form the fund; clearly defining the activities that are funded from the State budget, the activities that are funded from the fund, ensuring clarity and transparency. There are opinions suggesting considering and clarifying the legal basis and practical basis for establishing the fund; suggesting considering the fund's expenditure contents to ensure compliance with the provisions of the law on the state budget and other relevant laws. Afternoon session of October 22, 8th session of the 15th National Assembly. Photo: Pham Dong The UBQPAN basically agreed with the regulations on collecting, updating, and synchronizing data into the National General Database. However, there were opinions suggesting clarifying the resources to ensure the activities of collecting, updating, and synchronizing data into the National General Database. Regarding the fees for exploiting and using information in the National General Database and other databases managed by state agencies, the UBQPAN basically agreed with the provisions in Article 39 of the draft law, in order to create financial resources for investment, serving the activities of building and managing the National General Database and other databases managed by state agencies. There were opinions suggesting to study and supplement regulations allowing other organizations and individuals to exploit for free on the basis of contributing and providing data to these databases, in order to encourage entities to provide and share data to create a rich and complete data source. The UBQPAN basically agrees with the provisions on products and services related to data, data markets and data exchanges in the draft law. Mr. Le Tan Toi said that there are opinions that these are contents that are being regulated by a number of related laws such as: Law on Electronic Transactions, Law on Cyber Security, Law on Network Information Security, Law on Telecommunications and especially the draft Law on Digital Technology Industry. Therefore, it is recommended to consider and clarify the relationship between the provisions of this draft law with the provisions of current laws and the draft Law on Digital Technology Industry to define the scope of regulation to ensure consistency and avoid overlap. Other opinions say that this is a new and specific field, in order to have strict management, ensure security and safety, it is possible to consider piloting the data exchange. Therefore, it is not necessary to stipulate too much detail in this law for now, but assign the Government to organize the pilot implementation and report to the National Assembly.
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