Top leaders pledge to keep stability in Xinjiang Top leaders have pledged to maintain stability in Xinjiang as a relative state of normalcy returned to this city of 2.3 million Thursday, five days after its bloodiest riot in six decades. VP urges great efforts for health system reform Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang has called for making greater efforts in pushing forward medical and health system reform to bring real benefits to the people. Gov't to guard against overseas labor disputes The Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China Thursday issued a circular urging provincial, regional and city-level governments and embassies stationed overseas to take effective measures to guard against overseas labor disputes. Migrant workers offered free health exams The South China city of Guangzhou will oversee the expenditure of 3.5 million yuan for free physical examinations for 10,000 migrant workers in the remaining months of this year. More Central Government - Gov't warns of possible flood in Huaihe River area - Gov't to guard against overseas labor disputes - China to subsidize renewable energy buildings and projects - VP urges great efforts for health system reform - China mulls urbanization of 140m migrant workers More Local Governments - Local gov't to reinforce embankments against flood - Migrant workers offered free health exams - Macao, Guangdong sign cross-border campus project - Beijing issues timetable for subway line 4 - HK launches consultation on anti-money laundering legislation More Links of State Bodies Links of Local Governments Websites Policy Updates Rule on wealth management funds tightened China Banking Regulatory Commission said it issued a new circular banning banks from investing wealth management funds in secondary-market stocks. - 10.4 bln yuan on basic public health care service - Local gov't ordered to spend more on health care - Guangzhou starts one-dog policy - New regulation restricts sex info on Internet More Appointments Top-ranking officials exchange posts Zhang Zhijun, vice minister of the International Department of the Central Committee of CPC, recently exchanged positions with Liu Jieyi, assistant minister of foreign affairs. - Deng Yaping appointed Beijing official - President Hu appoints new ambassadors - Top legislature appoints senior lawmaker - State Council appoints senior officials More Laws Constitutional Civil and Commercial Criminal Administrative Economic · Organic Law of the National People's Congress of the PRC · Organic Law of the Villagers Committees of the People's Republic of China More >> Constitutional Civil and Commercial Criminal Administrative Economic · Companies Law of the People's Republic of China · Securities Law of the People's Republic of China More >> Constitutional Civil and Commercial Criminal Administrative Economic · Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China · Interpretation by the Standing Committee of the NPC Regarding Article 313 of the Criminal Law of the PRC More >> Constitutional Civil and Commercial Crimina Administrative Economic · Law of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalty · Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Administrative Penalties for Public Security More >> Constitutional Civil and Commercial Criminal Administrative Economic · Anti-monopoly Law of the People's Republic of China · Water Law of the People's Republic of China More >> Documents White Papers Work Reports Others · China issues first white paper on disaster relief · China's Policies and Actions for Addressing Climate Change · Protection and Development of Tibetan Culture · Status Quo of Drug Supervision in China More >> White Papers Work Reports Others · Report on the Work of the Government (2008-09) · Report on the Work of the Government (2007-08) · Report on the Work of the Government (2006-07) · Report on the Work of the Government (2005-06) More >> White Papers Work Reports Others · Hu Jintao's speech at the Meeting Marking the 30th Anniversary of Reform and Opening Up · National Human Rights Action Plan of China (2009-2010) · China issues anti-drought regulations · China issues decree ending 3 tax, fee regulations More >> Links -Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference -International Department, Central Committee of CPC -United Front Work Department, Central Committee of CPC -State Organs Work Committee of CPC -Chinese Embassies

Gov't Briefings Officials from Administrator of the National Energy Administration (NEA) briefed the press on the energy sector's efforts to stimulate steady and relatively-fast economic growth. SCIO Notices to the Press - June.27: Draft law on rural land contract disputes, revision to statistics law More Spotlight China spends 170m yuan in flood-control subsidies China allocated 170 million yuan (24.89 million U.S. dollars) in flood-control subsidies to its rainstorm-hit southern regions, the Ministry of Finance said Monday. - China allocates US$18.4m for flood relief - S. China rains kill 20, force 700,000 from homes - Rainstorms continue to lash S. China - China torn by heatwave, rainstorm More Opinion - Right to information still no guarantee - Be true to all citizens - Separatists won't succeed - Faking an advantage - Sheer driving pleasure? Not the right time More Questions and Answers   Q: What kind of law is there in place to protect pandas? A: In order to put the protection of giant pandas and other wildlife under the law, the Chinese government put the protection of rare animals and plants into the Constitution. More Useful Info - Who's Who in China's Leadership - State Structure - China's Political System - China's Legislative System - China's Judicial System - Mapping out 11th Five-Year Guidelines More in Politics Archive