China’s Legislature Advances Key Laws Ahead of 2026 NPC Session
China’s top legislature approves six new laws on hazardous chemicals, fisheries, and civil aviation while preparing for major 2026 policy deliberations.
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China’s top legislature approves six new laws on hazardous chemicals, fisheries, and civil aviation while preparing for major 2026 policy deliberations.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang chaired a State Council meeting focusing on boosting the platform economy and enhancing chemical safety laws, aiming to strengthen economic growth and industry regulations.
China is revising its Science and Technology Popularization Law for the first time since 2002, aiming to enhance public access to scientific knowledge and foster innovation.
Over 9,200 suggestions from China’s national lawmakers are being processed for implementation after the 14th NPC session, marking a significant step in responsive governance.
The second session of the 14th National People’s Congress holds its second plenary meeting in Beijing, engaging deputies and ministers on key national issues.