Second Amyotha Hluttaw 12th Regular Session holds its 15th day meeting

6 June

 


THE 15th day meeting of the Sec-ond Amyotha Hluttaw’s 12th reg-ular session was held yesterday morning  at  the  Amyotha  Hlut-taw meeting hall in Nay Pyi Taw, where questions were raised and answered, two bills were submit-ted and a report were read out.

 


Question & Answer ses-sion


At  the  question  and  an-swer session, U Kyaw Ni Naing of  Shan  State  constituency  11  asked if there was a plan to build a stadium in Kongyan Township, Laukkai District, Kokang Self-ad-ministered Zone, Shan State. Re-garding  this  query,  Union  Min-ister  for  Health  and  Sports  Dr.  Myint  Htwe  replied  that  imple-mentation  would  be  made  once  the plot of land had been granted to use as a ministry-owned land and the allotment of fund would be listed in the immediate fiscal year  of  the  Shan  State  govern-ment. Currently, it was learnt that there are basic education schools in Kongyan Township and efforts would be made to provide neces-sary sporting equipment for the school children.

 


U  Myint  Naing  of  Rakhine  State  constituency  5  asked  if  there was a plan to upgrade the Meewa Village Sub-Rural Health Centre to the Rural Health Cen-tre in Kyauktaw Township, Rakh-ine State in 2019-2020 FY. Union Minister Dr. Myint Htwe said that there was no plan to upgrade it for the  time  beings,  but  the  matter  would be submitted to the Union Government for approval.

 


U  Zaw  Min  Lat  (a)  U  Ko  Lat  of  Shan  State  constituency  asked  if  there  was  a  scheme  to  upgrade a 16-bedded hospital in Aungban Town, Kalaw Township, Shan  State.  Union  Minister  Dr.  Myint  Htwe  replied  that  imple-mentation  would  be  conducted  as  early  as  possible  in  order  to  provide  traffic  accident  victims  with medical treatment.

 


U Lin Tin Htay of Mon State constituency 4 asked whether it was  a  plan  to  build  a  concrete  bridge  No.  1  on  Mudu-Daung-zayat  road,  Chaungzon  Town-ship, Mawlamyine District, Mon State  in  2019-2020  FY.  Deputy  Minister  for  Construction  U  Kyaw  Lin  replied  that  the  im-plementation process would be carried out once the allotment of state funds had been listed as a Class (A) in 2019-2020 FY.

 


Similarly, Union Minister Dr. Myint Htwe replied the queries raised  by  U  Hla  Oo  of  Sagaing  Region  constituency  4  asking  if  there  was  a  plan  to  open  a  Sub-Rural Health Centre in Nay-yarkhin  Village,  Ayadaw  Town-ship, Monywa District, Sagaing Region, and U Maung Kyaw Zan of Rakhine State constituency 9 who  asked  if  there  was  a  plan  to  upgrade  the  health  centre  in  Yathedaung  Township,  Ra-khine  State  while  opening  new  healthcare  centres  in  Shwe  Laung Tin, Kanpyin, Katchaung, Nyaungpinlae  and  Pyichaung village-tract.

 


2019 Bill Amending Myan-mar Investment Law


Then  Amyotha  Hluttaw  Speaker Mehn Win Khaing Than notified  the  2019  bill  amending  Myanmar Investment Law to the Hluttaw and which has been sent from the Pyithu Hluttaw without making any amendments.

 

Bill To Protect from the Rise of Imported Goods


Next,  Deputy  Minister  for  Commerce  U  Aung  Htoo  ex-plained  about  a  bill  intended  to  prevent  from  the  impact  of  import  surges,  which  aimed  at  protecting  the  small  and  me-dium-scale  enterprises  from  import  surge  into  Myanmar.  Thus  he  urged  the  Hluttaw  to  pass the bill in a timely manner. Amyotha Hluttaw Bill Commit-tee  Secretary  Dr.  Myat  Nyana  Soe  clarified  the  bill  to  protect  from the rise of imported goods. Afterwards,  Amyotha  Hluttaw  Speaker announced for Hluttaw representatives  who  wanted  to  discuss  the  bill  to  register  their  name.

 


Bill On Urban and Region-al Development Scheme


Deputy  Minister  for  Con-struction U Kyaw Lin submitted the  bill  on  urban  and  regional  development  scheme  and  said  that the motion has been tabled with a view to fostering urban de-velopment and drawing up sys-tematic  schemes  that  played  a  crucial role in the infrastructure of  the  country.  Then  Amyotha  Hluttaw Bill Committee member Brig-Gen Tint Lwin read out and clarified  the  reports  of  the  bill  on urban and regional develop-ment scheme. Amyotha Hluttaw Speaker announced for Hluttaw representatives who wanted to discuss the bill to register their names.

 


Regarding  the  reports  on  motions and questions that have been  submitted  from  the  first  regular  meeting  to  11th  regular  meeting,  Government  Guaran-tees, Pledges and Undertakings Vetting Committee member Daw  Lwee Zar said that the committee    has  been  carrying  out  the  on-going,  implementation  and  work process of the Hluttaw rep-resentatives and coordinated it. It was found out that there were many  motions  and  queries  as  long  as  the  Hluttaw  meetings  took  place.  As  for  the  commit-tees,  utmost  efforts  would  be  made to fulfill the requirements of  the  proposals  made  by  the  Hluttaw  representatives  in  co-operation  with  relevant  minis-tries.  Moreover  the  committee  has  planned  to  conduct  field  trips to Chin State and Magway Region as an act to inspect the pledges and undertakings while carrying  out  the  work  process  in line with the guidance of the Amyotha Hluttaw Speaker. Fol-lowing  this,  Amyotha  Hluttaw  Speaker announced for Hluttaw representatives who wanted to discuss  the  report  to  register  their names. The 16th day meet-ing of the Second Amyotha Hlut-taw’s 12th regular session will be held on 6 June, it was learnt.

 


By Aung Ye Thwin, Lu Maw
(Translated by Win Ko Ko Aung)