Transparent Measurement Data, Clarifying Responsibility for Reimbursement in Case of Inaccurate Measurements or Overcharging.
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Arguing that people are forced to trust the equipment and figures provided by the seller, Representative Bui Van Dung proposed that in case of equipment malfunction, people should be able to verify the measurement results and receive a refund of any excess money collected.
Citing the example of unusually high water bills, a National Assembly representative noted that the Law on Measurement needs to be amended to allow citizens to have their measurements checked if they suspect inaccurate readings and to receive a refund for any overcharges.
On October 26th, the National Assembly held a plenary session to discuss the draft Law amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Measurement.
Agreeing with the necessity of amending the Law on Measurement, delegate Bui Van Dung (Thanh Hoa) emphasized that this is a field "closely related to every time people fill up their cars with gasoline, weigh goods, and pay their electricity and water bills." Amendments to the Law on Measurement: Many new points, focusing on 3 main policy pillars. On October 26th, the National Assembly worked on several laws related to national security. The Nati…
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