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Discipline watchdog holds seminar on accrediting inspection agencies

Xinhua, April 19, 2015 Adjust font size:

China's central discipline watchdog has recently held a four-day seminar on a new program of accrediting agencies tasked with detecting corruption in government departments, Xinhua learned on Sunday.

Wang Qishan, head of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China, said at the event's opening ceremony that the Party must be strictly governed if China is to achieve the "great rejuvenation" that its leaders are targeting.

Accrediting inspection agencies is held to be a big part of this.

Earlier this month, the CCDI accredited agencies tasked with inspecting seven central authority organs.

The seminar was attended by about 200 officials. Endi