China may take countermeasures against any country or region that abuses export-control measures and poses a threat to China's national security and interests, according to the law.
Amendments to the National Flag Law and the National Emblem Law were adopted by the top legislature Saturday in Beijing.
The law provides for the establishment of 11 basic systems for biosecurity risk prevention and control, such as biosecurity risk monitoring and early warning, risk investigation and assessment, and information sharing.
Lawmakers on Wednesday held panel discussions to deliberate a draft amendment to the Patent Law during an ongoing session of the country's top legislature.
The draft, which further emphasizes safeguarding national security and interests, will be discussed at the 22nd session of the Standing Committee of the 13th National People's Congress, which runs until Saturday.
Lawmakers on Tuesday started deliberating a draft law on personal information protection to further regulate the collection and use of personal data.
The top legislature is considering amending the country's National Flag Law to require exhibition halls and indoor stadiums to display the national flag on their open days.
A draft law on support for veterans has made more specific and detailed provisions to further safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of retired military personnel.