The State Council executive meeting on June 14, presided over by Premier Li Keqiang, decided to abolish a batch of industrial product permits or delegate the licensing power to lower levels in order to enhance innovation and quality of manufacturing industries.
The move will include three major steps: further reduce production permits, simplify approval procedures for production permits of industrial products, and strengthen in-process and post-process supervision.
Details>>China to cut licensing red tape for industries
Setting up green finance pilot zones
The State Council executive meeting on June 14 also decided to set up green finance pilot zones and promote transformation and upgrading of the green economy.
Related departments are asked to support financial institutions to set up green finance departments or branches, and encourage small loan companies and financial leasing companies to participate in the sector.
According to the meeting, efforts will be made to explore trading markets for emission rights, water rights and energy use rights, build an information sharing platform and environmental violation records, and set up a green credit system.
Preferential policies in finance and tax, and land and human resources will also be released.
Details>>China to cut licensing red tape for industries
Online consultations begin for 2017 college entrance exam
The Ministry of Education released details on the 2017 online consultations for recruitment by universities and colleges.
The consultations, starting from June 22 to 28, will be available on www.yggk.net.
The daily schedule for consultations will be from 9 am to 5 pm.
China to establish credit system in healthcare
The National Health and Family Planning Commission and the State Administration of Traditional Medicine of China jointly released a guideline on strengthening the codes of conduct in the health care system.
