Specifically, amending and supplementing "Article 5 Principles and methods of coordination".

Principles of coordination: State management responsibilities for enterprises must be clearly delineated in accordance with the functions, tasks and powers of each specific level and state management agency. State agencies manage enterprises according to each industry, business field of the enterprises. Enterprises conducting multi-industry business activities are under the management of many state agencies; each agency is responsible for managing the activities of enterprises in each respective industry or field. Information exchange, provision and disclosure of enterprise information must be accurate, complete and timely. Requests for information exchange and provision of enterprises must be based on state management needs in accordance with the functions, tasks and powers of the requesting agency. The use of enterprise information must comply with the provisions of law. Cooperation in inspection and examination of enterprises must ensure accuracy, objectivity, honesty, publicity, democracy and timeliness; there is no overlap in the scope, subjects and contents of inspection and examination within the same time period among agencies conducting inspection and examination of enterprise activities. Not creating administrative procedures for enterprises, creating conditions and guiding enterprises to operate normally and strictly comply with the provisions of law. All acts of authoritarianism, bureaucracy, irresponsibility, trouble for enterprises in any form are strictly prohibited.

Methods of coordination: Exchanging information between agencies in writing, or through communication means such as email or face-to-face meetings to exchange. Organizing conferences and seminars for professional training. The agencies in charge advise on the establishment of an interdisciplinary inspection and examination teams. Verifying and organizing interdisciplinary meetings to settle complaints and denunciations (if any)."

Amending and supplementing Clause 2, Article 15: "Within 10 working days from the date of determining the enterprise's violation according to the regulations that must revoke the certificate of enterprise registration, the Departments, committees, branches and district-level People's Committees are responsible for informing report in writing to the Department of Planning and Investment."

Amending and supplementing Clause 4, Article 17: "If the enterprise fails to submit the report as prescribed at Point c, Clause 1, Article 216 of the Law on Enterprises, within 10 working days from the end of the time limit specified at Point d, Clause 1, Article 212 of the Law on Enterprises, the Business Registration Office under the Department of Planning and Investment sends a written notice of the violation and requests the legal representative of the enterprise to come to the office of the Department to explain. After 10 working days from the end of the appointment period in the notice, if the requested person does not come or the explanation is not approved, the Business Registration Office under the Department of Planning and Investment issues a decision to revoke the Certificate of Business Registration."

Reported by Yen Nhi- Translated by Thanh Tam​​​