The Law on amendments and supplements to some articles of the Law on Civil Judgment Enforcement (the Law) was adopted by lawmakers during their plenary session in Hanoi on 25 November 2014, with 84.1 percent of votes. In order to promptly and actively implement the Law in reality, the Plan issued by the Prime Minister set detailed tasks, duration and responsibilities of relevant organizations and agencies. In which, the Plan focused on the following tasks:
(1) Drafting legal normative documents to detail and guide the implementation of some articles set by the Law;
(2) Reviewing other legal normative documents related to the Law in order to amend, supplement or newly promulgate in compatible with the Law;
(3) Widely implementing the dissemination of the Law;
(4) Making databases and publicizing the information of judgment debtors who have not had conditions for judgment execution;
(5) Reviewing and announcing relevant administrative procedure according to the Law;
(6) Consolidating the civil judgment enforcement agency system, in which focusing on empowering heads and deputy heads of civil judgment enforcement agencies and enforcers at mountainous and remote areas or low socio-economic areas according to the Law;
(7) Professionally training on the Law, and detailed and guided legal normative documents;
(8) Revising the program and training contents related to the field of civil judgment enforcement;
(9) Examining and inspecting the amended Law, and detailed and guided legal normative documents;
(10) Making a preliminary summing-up and a final summing-up of the implementation of the Law.
In addition, the Plan clearly stated responsibilities of ministerial level and local agencies, and press agencies to implement the amended Law on Civil Judgement Enforcement. In which, the Ministry of Justice will play a crucial role in deploying the tasks set by the Plan./.