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Special> NPC & CPPCC Sessions 2014> Opinion
UPDATED: March 9, 2014
Li Ruogu
"The existing legal system should be renovated to ensure justice and equity. For example, independent bankruptcy courts should be set up to handle bankruptcy cases and to prevent local protectionism."
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In the past, similar campaigns were launched to reduce government intervention, but rarely worked. Without governmental administration, the market should be supervised and controlled by law. Hence, the existing legal system should be renovated to ensure justice and equity. For example, independent bankruptcy courts should be set up to handle bankruptcy cases and to prevent local protectionism.


 
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