Li Hongzhong Advocates Effective Implementation of Revised NPC Deputy Law
Chinese legislator emphasizes the importance of understanding and executing the new law governing National People's Congress deputies.
BEIJING, April 1 — Li Hongzhong, a senior legislator and member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, has emphasized the necessity for a thorough understanding and sound implementation of the recently revised Law on Deputies to the National People's Congress (NPC) and the Local People's Congresses at Various Levels.
His remarks were made during a launching ceremony for the first term study sessions of NPC deputies this year.
Li urged deputies to prioritize their responsibilities in alignment with the overarching work of the Party and the nation.
He called for efforts to enhance the quality of work within the people's congresses and to establish stronger connections with the populace.
In his address, Li highlighted the importance of fostering high-quality development in the operations of people's congresses as an essential component of governance.
His remarks were made during a launching ceremony for the first term study sessions of NPC deputies this year.
Li urged deputies to prioritize their responsibilities in alignment with the overarching work of the Party and the nation.
He called for efforts to enhance the quality of work within the people's congresses and to establish stronger connections with the populace.
In his address, Li highlighted the importance of fostering high-quality development in the operations of people's congresses as an essential component of governance.
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