Anti-graft body wants lessons to be learned
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China鈥檚 top anti-graft body yesterday detailed five cases concerning disciplinary issues and called for lessons to be learned.
One of the cases is of Wen Zhongliang, former deputy head of China Foreign Trade Center (Group) affiliated to the Ministry of Commerce. Wen took a laissez faire attitude toward gambling by his staff, wife and service providers of the subsidiaries, according to a statement issued by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China.
Wen also concealed his subordinates鈥 use of prostitutes, fabricated reasons to cheat the Party organization and seriously violated Party rules. He has been dismissed from his post.
Another case involved Li Zongming, head of the Nuclear and Radiation Safety Center under the Ministry of Environmental Protection, who was punished because his subordinates traveled to Hainan and Thailand at public expense. Fu Jianjun, a section chief in charge of financial affairs at the center, was warned by the Party.
Liu Jianlin, former Shanghai bureau chief of the People鈥檚 Daily, was dismissed from his post for failing to deal with the problem of excessive office space.
The statement called for implementing new regulations on discipline and clean governance, strengthening regular management and monitoring of Party members.
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