A total of 4,713 suggestions have poured into the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) via Internet and mail since the public were invited on March 25 to comment on the draft employment promotion law. ...full story at Xinhua
from Xinhua on Wed, Apr 04 2007
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