Vietnam Introduces New Regulations on Parent Associations' Fundraising
Effective November 15, new regulations in Vietnam will completely prohibit parent associations from collecting class or school fees. This measure aims to prevent unfairness and increased financial burdens among parents, ensuring transparency and equity in educational settings.
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