China's finance ministry makes approval catalog public
Updated: 2014-02-14 09:19
(Xinhua)
|
||||||||
BEIJING - China's Ministry of Finance on Thursday made public the catalogue of administrative approval items as part of its effort to become more open and transparent.
The 18 approval items in the catalogue include government procurement, tax reduction and exemption, and foreign loans.
The information on the website of the Ministry, includes why the approval items have been chosen, whether there are sub-approval items, who has to go through the approval process, and the categories of the approval.
The catalogue is made public so that people can monitor the process by phone, email or letter.
It comes after the State Council asked central government departments earlier this month to clarify administrative approval.
Most Viewed
Editor's Picks
Life after glory of victory |
Dongguan bids to clean up its act |
Games bid to boost winter sports |
Sochi Olympics |
Professionals find appetite for etiquette |
Uphill task in fight against child sex abuse |
Today's Top News
Kerry's visit bodes well for China-US ties
China underscores Maritime Silk Road co-op
A holiday that’s red-hot for lovers and retailers
Plan drafted for $36b undersea tunnel
Rural reform needs science input
Service gives hope to bereaved parents
China's IPOs raise nearly $5 billion
Hungary unlikely to join the eurozone soon
US Weekly
Geared to go |
The place to be |