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We worked to improve laws, regulations and rules, submitted 50 legislative
proposals to the Standing Committee of the NPC for deliberation, and formulated

or revised 180 sets of administrative regulations.
We in governments at all levels, in compliance with the law, subjected
ourselves to the oversight of people’s congresses and their standing committees at
the corresponding level and readily submitted to the democratic oversight of the

CPPCC, public oversight, and oversight through public opinion. We handled with
careful attention recommendations from NPC deputies and proposals by CPPCC
National Committee members. We also strengthened oversight based on audits
and statistics.

We continued to make government affairs more transparent. Accountability
inspections were carried out by the State Council. We supported trade unions,
Communist Youth League organizations, women’s federations, and other people’s
organizations in better playing their roles.
We developed new and better forms of social governance. We advanced the

modernization of urban social governance, improved primary-level governance,
and provided better community services. We supported the sound development of
social organizations, humanitarian assistance, social work, volunteer services,
public welfare, charitable initiatives, and other related services.

We made headway in clearing the backlog of public complaint cases. We
advanced the development of the social credit system, improved the public legal
service system, and tightened supervision over food and drugs and vaccines in
particular.

An initiative to enhance workplace safety was launched. We reformed and
strengthened emergency management, enhanced our capacity for disaster
prevention, mitigation, and relief, effectively protected against floods, droughts,
forest and grassland fires, geological disasters, and earthquakes, and provided

quality meteorological services.
We made further progress in building up the national security system and
capabilities. Cyber security, data security, and personal information protection
were strengthened. We continued to take a full range of measures to maintain law
and order, cracked down hard on illegal and criminal activities of all types, and

launched campaigns to combat organized crime and handed out severe
punishments, in accordance with the law, to criminal gangs and those who
provided protection for them, thus making fresh headway in building a Peaceful

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