On September 14, 2026, a significant meeting was convened by the Central Military Commission in Hanoi to consider a proposal to transfer investigation authority from the Central Military Prosecutor's Office to the Security Investigation Agency of the Ministry of Defense. The meeting was chaired by General Phan Van Giang, who is the Deputy Secretary of the Central Military Commission, the Deputy Prime Minister, and the Minister of Defense.

During the meeting, representatives from the General Staff of the Vietnam People's Army presented a report regarding this proposal. The General Staff has tasked the Ministry of Defense's Legal Department to collaborate with relevant agencies to study and propose this transfer for the Central Military Commission's consideration.

The proposed transfer is intended to be executed in a manner that does not create additional organizational structures or personnel, ensuring a unified and systematic approach to receiving, managing, and processing reports and allegations of criminal activities.

Based on the report presented, attendees expressed strong agreement with the proposal's content. They also analyzed and clarified the legal basis, appropriateness, and advantages of implementing this change.

In concluding the meeting, General Phan Van Giang endorsed the proposal while noting several details that need to be revised to ensure the report is comprehensive and coherent. He urged military judicial agencies to continue enhancing their professional skills and coordination to effectively address relevant cases in a timely and lawful manner. Furthermore, he emphasized the need to update any changes in the Criminal Investigation Agency Organization Law as they are enacted, to ensure appropriate application in practical work.