Concerns abound over special zone’s autonomy: NAVietNamNet Bridge – The latest revision of the draft law for special administrative and economic zones absorbed feedback and made changes to several items including planning and organisation of the special zone’s government, according to lawmakers. The National Assembly’s conference meeting on the two draft laws (Law on Special Administrative Economic Zones and the Law on Cyber Security) was held yesterday in Hanoi. In the morning session, one of the hottest discussions focused on whether to establish a counselling committee for special administrative zones. However, NA deputies expressed concerns that with high autonomy being the special administrative zone’s raison d’etre, this committee would slow the operation of the special zone’s authorities, and that more agencies is against the Government’s efforts to streamline administrative procedures. Concluding the meeting, NA deputy chairman Do Ba Ty admitted cyber security law is a difficult subject where no consensus has yet been reached.