Supreme court issues five-year plan on judicial reform


BEIJING - The Supreme People's Court (SPC) on Wednesday issued a new plan for judicial reform from 2019 to 2023.
The five-year plan contains 65 reform measures in 10 areas, including strengthening the Party's leadership within the court system and improving the building of modern smart courts.
To serve higher level of reform and opening-up, the SPC pledged to build a one-stop platform for settling disputes in international commerce and to improve the judicial assistance system in civil and commercial matters with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region.
Reforms should also be deepened to adequately separate the jurisdiction system from the administrative divisions, according to the document.
To better implement the reform plan, the SPC has broken down the 65 measures into more than 160 specific tasks to track the progress, said SPC vice president Li Shaoping.
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