China's first childcare services bill has ignited significant discussion as it was submitted to the top legislature for review, marking the latest move in the nation's efforts to foster a birth-friendly society.
Lawmakers are carrying out a new round of amendments to the Trademark Law to further strengthen the country's legal framework for intellectual property protection and address emerging challenges in the field.
Lawmakers began reviewing the country's first draft childcare services law on Monday, a major legislative step to ease child-rearing burdens and cope with demographic challenges.
Lawmakers on Monday began reviewing a draft law on childcare services — the first law of its kind proposed — designed to regulate services, enhance legal protections for children under the age of 3, and strengthen policies supporting childbirth and parenting.
Lawmakers have begun reviewing a draft revision to the nation's banking supervision and regulation law, with an eye to improving regulatory measures and enhancing the protection of consumer rights and interests.
China's draft law on national development planning was submitted on Monday to the ongoing session of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, the top legislature, for a third reading, as the country works to codify the long-standing practices in national development planning into law.