Party releases resolution after plenum on governance
The Communist Party of China (CPC) on Sunday made public a resolution following this week's annual plenary session in Beijing. The document titled "The Resolution of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Certain Major Issues concerning Persevering with Full and Rigorous Party Self-Governance", was released by Xinhua News Agency. In an explanation of the resolution also published by Xinhua, President Xi Jinping explained that Party building is crucial for the future of the CPC. Xi acknowledged that the makeup of the Party has changed. "Over the years, our Party membership is undergoing structural changes, with a steady increase in the proportion of members and officials born after the launch of reform and opening up in 1978. This has raised new requirements for education and management," he said. "The vast majority of Party members are exemplary, yet there remain a number of problems and hidden dangers that threaten to undermine the Party’s advanced nature, weaken its integrity, and jeopardise its long-term governance. "In particular, the problems of defects in thinking, organisation, and conduct have yet to be solved root and branch, while some new problems continue to emerge," he explained. The resolution itself called for stricter monitoring of officials. "Starting with high-ranking officials, we will...
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