China solicits public opinions for drafting medical security law
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BEIJING -- China has started to solicit public opinions as it is drafting a law on medical security.
The draft was made public on Tuesday by the National Healthcare Security Administration. It was listed in this year's legislative agenda for review by China's top legislature.
The draft has eight chapters and 70 articles. In particular, it stipulates penalties for medical insurance fund fraud and illegal activities in the centralized medicine procurement process.
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