BEIJING, Nov. 14 - Business and public service groups supervised by the Communist Party of China (CPC) and government departments will face a new round of inspections disciplinary premier amid China's anti-corruption unit.
"In the last two years, inspection teams have covered the central Party and government departments at the provincial level. Then focus on organizations supervised by the central authorities," said Wang Ying, a senior official of the inspection team center, said Friday in an online interview.
Anti-corruption measures established by the CPC and disciplinary inspections by higher authorities have played a major role in the discovery and correction of misconduct since the new leadership was inaugurated in 2012.
Wang refused to reveal the time and duration of the next inspection, but said some departments of the Party and government are rechecked.
In addition to party and local government units, the previous four rounds of inspections stations also covered seven public service institutes Six SOEs and the two universities.
Inspection stations were responsible for the downfall of corrupt officials including Su Rong, former Vice President of the Popular Committee of China's Political Consultative Conference, the top political advisory body.
"In the last two years, inspection teams have covered the central Party and government departments at the provincial level. Then focus on organizations supervised by the central authorities," said Wang Ying, a senior official of the inspection team center, said Friday in an online interview.
Anti-corruption measures established by the CPC and disciplinary inspections by higher authorities have played a major role in the discovery and correction of misconduct since the new leadership was inaugurated in 2012.
Wang refused to reveal the time and duration of the next inspection, but said some departments of the Party and government are rechecked.
In addition to party and local government units, the previous four rounds of inspections stations also covered seven public service institutes Six SOEs and the two universities.
Inspection stations were responsible for the downfall of corrupt officials including Su Rong, former Vice President of the Popular Committee of China's Political Consultative Conference, the top political advisory body.
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