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Credit system seen as cure for social ills at Party assembly
By Wang Yanlin |
May 21, 2012, Monday
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SHANGHAI needs to build a powerful credit system and make the Party's affairs more open to the public, delegates said at the ongoing 10th Shanghai Municipal Congress of the Communist Party of China.
"We should build a powerful social credit system to lay the foundation for a healthy society," said Zhou Bo, director of the Shanghai Development and Reform Commission and deputy secretary general of the Municipal Government.
The city should have an environment that focuses on merits like integrity, self-discipline and mutual trust, Zhou said. One approach is to establish a comprehensive credit system that makes punishments and rewards known to the public.
"A credit system covering the government, enterprises and individuals should be established. Among them, the government credit is the most important," Zhou said.
"We should build a powerful social credit system to lay the foundation for a healthy society," said Zhou Bo, director of the Shanghai Development and Reform Commission and deputy secretary general of the Municipal Government.
The city should have an environment that focuses on merits like integrity, self-discipline and mutual trust, Zhou said. One approach is to establish a comprehensive credit system that makes punishments and rewards known to the public.
"A credit system covering the government, enterprises and individuals should be established. Among them, the government credit is the most important," Zhou said.
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