Delegation meetings usually take one of two forms, plenary meetings
and group meetings.
At
a plenary meeting, all the members of the delegation will come
together to hear a report on presidium meeting business from the
head of their delegation. They will also review various proposals
and bills in the light of group discussion within their delegation
and decide on collective action.
A
group meeting would typically involve some 10 to 30 deputies with a
convenor in the chair. Delegations from most provinces, autonomous
regions and municipalities directly under the central government
hold group meetings at the NPC. However the delegations from Tibet,
Qinghai, Gansu, Ningxia and Taiwan do not organize separate group
meetings due to their relatively small number of deputies.
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