Notices to the Press
Proposals
'Gov't will not relax green plan'
Yu Dena, a National People's Congress (NPC) deputy and Party secretary of Hongchuan village of Jingde County, Anhui province, is concerned about the environment in her hometown.
- Political advisor proposes Internet Law
- Law urged to protect witnesses, whistleblowers
- National alcohol ban proposed for civil servants
- Advisor proposes 1000-yuan banknotes
- Lawmaker proposes national anti-corruption day
- Lawmaker proposes national anti-corruption day on Mao's birthday
- Official optimistic about development of Tibet despite financial crisis
- National emergency response organ should be set up
- Secure religious order and stem separatism infiltration: Tibetan political advisor
- China urged to reform mineral resource management system
- Proposal to raise individual income tax threshold
- Political advisors call for free trade zone between HK, Shenzhen
- Law urged to protect personal information
- Political advisors offer suggestions
- Equality best way to solve national education problems
- Clearing bank should be set up in Shanghai
- Advisors propose social security network for all
- Children in cities need manual labor: political advisor
- Political advisors call for 'cross-strait economic zone'
- Political advisors propose quake relief day
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Grassroots Voices
- Celebrity row is 'aiding food safety'
- Hefty stimulus plan draws concerns over corruption
- Lack of fiscal transparency to blame for corruption
- Military idea comes under fire
- Parliamentary meetings draw more attention from multinationals
- Ordinary people struggle to be heard at NPC, CPPCC
- Economist: Deficit no cause for alarm
- Coupon proposal stirs online controversy
- Public debates resuming Golden Week
- Anti-shanzhai law proposal sparks row
- Bills from gov't delegates should be made public
- 'Make the most of jobs crisis'
- Corruption and food safety top netizen concerns
- Deputies - it's time to express different opinions!
- Grim times for rural earnings: Expert
- The public's six expectations for 'two sessions'
- Twin conferences set to tackle tough agenda
- China's parliament cuts costs amid financial crisis
- Reform social security: Expert
- Land transfer may draw 'heated debate'
- Hukou reform significant
- No excuse for money waste
- Lawyer in battle with ministry over gov't stimulus plan
- Citizens have their say on new social security system
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