China's top legislature, the National People's Congress (NPC), kicked off its regular session on Saturday by diving into a slew of important bills and reports.
Presiding over the first plenary meeting of the committee's 13th session was Zhao Leji, chairman of the 14th NPC Standing Committee. Under his leadership, lawmakers are set to review and discuss a range of draft laws that could shape various aspects of Chinese society and economy.
Among the key bills on the table are the draft value-added tax law, the draft national park law, and the draft law on publicity and education regarding the rule of law. Additionally, there's a draft private sector promotion law and a draft hazardous chemicals safety law being scrutinized.
The session will also consider several amendments, including those to the law on people's congress deputies, the supervision law, science and technology popularization law, anti-unfair competition law, and fisheries law. These changes aim to refine and enhance existing legal frameworks.
Beyond laws, lawmakers are reviewing a draft decision to convene the third session of the 14th NPC, as well as reports on handling suggestions, criticisms, and comments from the previous session. Other topics include deputy qualification reports and various personnel-related bills.
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