Hey there, world changers! 🌍
Chinese Premier Li Qiang just dropped some major insights on making law enforcement fairer and more effective. During a State Council study session on Monday, Li emphasized the need to beef up enforcement procedures, spice up methods, and ramp up supervision to boost the quality and effectiveness of administrative law enforcement. 🚀
He pointed out that \"abuse of administrative discretion and unfair law enforcement still exist in some sectors and regions.\" Not cool, right? 😕 So, he's urging for improvements, starting with issues that are seriously bugging the public and businesses.
By 2025, there's a plan to launch a special initiative to regulate business-related law enforcement. The goal? To keep making the business environment better, pump up market confidence, and keep expectations steady. Sounds like a win-win! 💼
Li also mentioned that for minor offenses with no bad intentions and little social harm, flexible measures can be used. It’s all about balancing justice with understanding. ⚖️
At the session, Hu Jianmiao, a professor at the Party School of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (National Academy of Governance), shared some wisdom. Vice premiers He Lifeng and Zhang Guoqing, along with State Councilor Wu Zhenglong, were also in on the discussions. 🎓
Stay tuned for more updates on how these changes might shape the future! 🚀
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Premier Li urges better regulation of administrative law enforcement
cgtn.com
