On August 3, Minister of Finance Ngo Van Tuan presented a new law to change some business rules, including those about laughing gas.

The minister said that even though some business rules were changed in 2025, there are still problems that need to be fixed.

Some business rules are confusing and overlap, which makes it hard for companies to follow them. Also, some rules are not needed anymore.

The government thinks it's a good idea to simplify business rules to help companies and make things more transparent.

The minister said that laughing gas can be bad for people's health, especially their nerves, blood, and ability to have children. It can also make people want to use it more and more.

In Vietnam, people are buying and selling laughing gas, which is often used with other bad drugs. This is hurting public health and safety.

Even though there are rules about laughing gas, people are still using it for fun, which is not allowed.

The government wants to stop people from selling laughing gas for fun.

A committee agrees with the government's plan.

The committee's chairman, Phan Van Mai, said they support stopping the bad use of laughing gas to keep people healthy and safe.

However, the committee thinks that some exceptions should be made clear so that people who use laughing gas for good reasons are not hurt.

The committee agrees with the government that they should change how they watch businesses, making it easier for them to work.

But some lawmakers think that they should be careful when changing rules for businesses that affect national defense and public safety.

These businesses include providing clean water, trading gas, and operating ports.

The committee thinks that these areas are very important and that changing the rules could have bad consequences.

They say that any changes should be made slowly and carefully, with a plan to make sure everything works smoothly.

Tran Thuong