Get ready, folks! China's top lawmakers are set to dive into some serious legislative action next month. From November 4 to 8, the Standing Committee of the 14th National People's Congress (NPC) will convene its 12th session in Beijing. 🏛️
The decision came hot off the press this Friday during a meeting of the Council of Chairpersons of the NPC Standing Committee, helmed by none other than Zhao Leji, the committee's chairman. He's steering the ship as they prepare to navigate through a sea of important draft laws. ⛵️
What's on the agenda? A whole lot! Lawmakers will be reviewing a draft preschool education law (because the kiddos matter! 👶), revisions to the Law on Protection of Cultural Relics (gotta preserve that heritage! 🏺), the Mineral Resources Law, and a new energy law. They're also looking at beefing up the Anti-Money Laundering Law—bye-bye, shady business! 💸🚫
But that's not all. They'll also hear reports on financial work (💰), managing state-owned assets (think big government-owned companies), building world-class universities with Chinese characteristics (🎓🌟), and tackling desertification (saving those deserts! 🌵). It's a jam-packed session aiming to make strides in education, culture, economy, and the environment.
Why should you care? These legislative moves can shape China's future and have ripple effects globally. So whether you're a student, entrepreneur, or just a news enthusiast, keep an eye on this space! 🌏👀
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Chinese lawmakers to meet early Nov. to deliberate draft laws, reports
cgtn.com
