Expenses cut 126m yuan
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April 19, 2013, Friday
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THE central government will spend less on overseas visits, vehicles and receptions this year amid China's frugality efforts, authorities said yesterday.
The central government will use 7.97 billion yuan (US$1.28 billion) on such items in 2013, down 126 million yuan from its spending in 2012, the Ministry of Finance said.
The budget will include 2.14 billion yuan for traveling overseas, 4.40 billion yuan for the purchase and maintenance of government vehicles and 1.43 billion yuan for official receptions, according to the ministry.
In 2012, the central government spent 111 million yuan more than its original budget on such items. The over-spending last year was caused by the State Post Bureau setting up postal monitoring institutions at levels below provinces, a ministry official said.
The ministry will strictly follow the central government's requirements to cut waste, the source added.
The central government will use 7.97 billion yuan (US$1.28 billion) on such items in 2013, down 126 million yuan from its spending in 2012, the Ministry of Finance said.
The budget will include 2.14 billion yuan for traveling overseas, 4.40 billion yuan for the purchase and maintenance of government vehicles and 1.43 billion yuan for official receptions, according to the ministry.
In 2012, the central government spent 111 million yuan more than its original budget on such items. The over-spending last year was caused by the State Post Bureau setting up postal monitoring institutions at levels below provinces, a ministry official said.
The ministry will strictly follow the central government's requirements to cut waste, the source added.
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