State Council Tells Various Level of Government to Open Their Books
Published:
2011-05-05
During an executive meeting of China's State Council chaired by premier Wen Jiabao yesterday, participants talked about the recent progress made in making government finances at various levels more transparent. A list of future plans including getting local governments to follow the lead of central government ministries and make public the amount of money they spend on the "three publics" - official travel abroad, government cars and official events.
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West China City Daily
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