Prohibition of forced drinking to eliminate Vietnamese 'drinking rules' 9
Decree 117/2020/ND-CP stipulates that people who incite, incite, or entice others to drink alcohol will be fined from 500,000 VND to 1 million VND.
Assessing the feasibility of this Decree, reader Ngoc Bui wondered: `Legal documents, when promulgated, must be feasible and applicable in practice. Otherwise, it will cause a mentality of ignoring the law.`
Answering these questions, reader Nguyen Van Luon emphasized that the meaning and value of the law lies not only in punishment: `The law, in addition to being strictly observed and punished, also plays a role as a rule in
Agreeing with the above opinion, reader Thinh Duc believes that Decree 117 will bring many positive changes: `We do not expect 100% of drinkers to strictly comply with this Decree, but it may also limit the
>> No one can force me to drink alcohol
Also supporting Decree 117, however, reader Tung added a solution to bring maximum efficiency in banning alcohol pressing: `When this decree comes into being, many people will have to use
Emphasizing the correctness of Decree 117, reader Thuyngan.miss reaffirmed: `I think the law is right, but at the same time, we have to think about how to make the implementation more effective and propagate change.`
For the older generations, I think it can be very difficult to change.
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