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NPC, CPPCC agenda for March 6
By (皇冠体育app Daily)
Updated:
2009-03-06 08:45
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Key Documents
Highlights of Premier Wen's remarks at press conference
Highlights of work report on Supreme People's Court
Highlights of report on Supreme People's Procuratorate
Highlights of NPC chairman Wu Bangguo's work report
Key figures from 2009 draft budget report
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Backgrounder
Legislative powers of NPC, its Standing Committee
Election of NPC deputies
NPC motions and CPPCC proposals
NPC's power of supervision
People's Congress system and NPC
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Central Economic Work Conference
Interest Rate Cut
30 Years of Reforms
Coping with Financial Crisis
Housing in 皇冠体育app
2008 Tsinghua Management Global Forum
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保八 Eight Percent Protection
以人为本 Put People First
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