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13/06/2014

China’s 85 Million-Strong Communist Party Wants to Slim Down – Businessweek

Finally, quality over quantity.

“Amid a sweeping crackdown on official corruption, Beijing has announced it’s time to start emphasizing quality over quantity in the Chinese Communist Party, the world’s largest political organization.

High school students dressed in uniforms carry red flags onto a bus after they performed a ceremonial post guarding of Young Pioneers, a youth group under Chinese Communist Party, around the Monument to People's Heroes on Tiananmen Square on May 29

No more signing up recruits willy-nilly is the new message: Local governments need to be “prudent” and act in a “balanced” manner when seeking to enlist party members, announced the Party Central Committee’s Organization Department on Wednesday.

The announcement followed the release of updated enrollment rules a day earlier—the previous regulations had been largely unchanged for 24 years. “Many new circumstances and new problems have emerged in the enlistment of new members, rendering the old version no longer suitable,” reported the official Xinhua News Agency on June 11. (Basic requirements include being at least 18 years of age, abiding by the Party Constitution, and carrying out party decisions, as well as paying membership dues.)”

via China’s 85 Million-Strong Communist Party Wants to Slim Down – Businessweek.

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