Supervision reform statute goes to NPC

Legislators began reviewing a much anticipated draft law on national supervision on Tuesday that aims to set up centralized, efficient oversight of the country's anti-corruption campaign.

The new measure, an essential part of the reform of supervisory institutions, is expected to serve as a fundamental and guiding law against corruption and for State supervision, said Li Jianguo, vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress, as he introduced the bill to the 13th NPC on Tuesday morning.

It is aimed at enhancing the leadership of the Communist Party of China in anti-corruption campaigns and will bring all public officers under scrutiny, he said.