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This Year's NPC Bombshell Mou Chuanheng Summary: As long as 230 years ago, Sweden established a "Declaration of Assets for Public Servants," and in 1978 the United States passed a "Official Conduct and Ethics Law" that requires all public servants, including the President, to periodically declare the assets of themselves and their dependants. China's excuses of "protecting official privacy" and "conditions not being ripe" are pure nonsense. 2 Chinese Version Exclusive     Wednesday, March 12, 2008 Our URL: http://www.observechina.net   Email to friends   Related Articles: Whom Do Hong Kong-Macau NPC Delegates Represent? Chen Minbin Village Leader Rebuffed in Attempts to Petition NPC over Lost Land China Information Center NPC Agenda: Focus on Voice of Germany 11,090 Chinese Citizens Call on Government and NPC to Establish Body to Stamp Out Corruption Wang Xue'e Appeals to NPC for Release of Husband Lu Gengsong Wang Xue'e The NPC and CPPCC -- Symbols of "Power Sharing" and Political Ceremony He Qinglian A Gift for the CPPCC Wei Ziyou False Messages to the NPC and CPPCC Secretariats During Zhang Dejiang's Administration Zan Aizong Preview of the Agenda for the Upcoming NPC-CPPCC Sessions Mou Chuanheng The Selection of Hong Kong's NPC Delegates Wu Yisan Blizzards, Officials and Relief Efforts: Reality and Historical Reflection Le Zhishi The NPC, CPPCC and the Nanguo Scholar Wei Ziyou Wang Zhaojun: Cleansing Decades of Disgrace from the CPPCC Yan Jiawei New draft of the Law of Property to be submitted to the NPC for examination China: NPC Should Censure Government on Human Rights ©2002-2009 China Information Center. All Rights Reserved.