China is gearing up to boost its protection of state secrets! 🇨🇳 On September 1st, new regulations will come into effect, aiming to enhance the security around confidential information.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed a decree of the State Council unveiling these fresh rules to implement the country's law on guarding state secrets. The regulations consist of six chapters and 74 articles, designed to ensure the smooth application of the revised law from February.
So, what's the buzz all about? 🤔
The new rules are set to:
- Refine leadership and management mechanisms related to state-secret protection.
- Specify responsibilities more clearly for all parties involved.
- Improve the management of classified items.
- Enhance supervision to prevent any leaks.
Good deeds get rewards! 🎉
Organizations and individuals who step up to protect state secrets, especially during emergencies, or who report leaks and illegal activities, will be commended and rewarded. 📣 Kudos to the heroes behind the scenes!
Internet operators, you're on the radar too! 🖥️
They are required to:
- Abide by confidentiality laws and protocols.
- Establish mechanisms to expose and handle violations.
- Create emergency plans for potential state-secret leaks.
Personnel engaged in confidential work will face stricter checks and management. Public institutions could face serious consequences if their staff violate statutes leading to state-secret leaks. Accountability is the name of the game! ⚖️
Stay tuned for more updates on how these regulations impact the digital landscape and security in China. 🌐✨
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China unveils rules for implementing law on guarding state secrets
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