China will establish a new government body by building on the current environmental authority, giving it more responsibilities.
China plans to establish a ministry dedicated to dealing with veterans affairs, according to a government reshuffle plan made available to the media on Tuesday.
A new ministry will be established to manage China's major emergency responses in efforts to guard against major risks and improve the public safety system, said a draft plan submitted on Tuesday to the National People's Congress for deliberation.
The State Council submitted a plan on institutional restructuring to the first session of the 13th National People's Congress for deliberation on Tuesday. If the plan is approved, the State Council will consist of 26 ministries and commissions in addition to the General Office of the State Council:
As part of a massive reshuffle plan, the State Council has proposed setting up a national commission that would promote people's overall health and realign responsibility for healthcare.
The Ministry of Science and Technology will be restructured to absorb the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs, if a plan unveiled on Tuesday is approved.
China's top watchdogs of cultural and tourism affairs will merge if a draft reform plan by the State Council is approved.
China will merge the China Banking Regulatory Commission and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission to form a new organization that will more efficiently manage the two sectors, under a draft plan for State institutional reform released on Tuesday.
A State-level administrator to regulate markets and oversee business operations, conduct antitrust investigations and ensure food and drug safety was proposed in a draft plan submitted to the national legislature for deliberation on Tuesday.
China will form a new ministry to push forward the development of the agricultural sector and rural areas, if a reform plan submitted to the national legislature for deliberation on Tuesday is approved.
Premier Li Keqiang called on Hunan province to take the lead in the development of the central part of China by further improving its business environment and upgrading the real economy.
The Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region maintained social stability and achieved healthy economic growth last year, Shohrat Zakir, the chairman of the regional government, said on Monday.
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