Zhang Dejiang (4th L, back), chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), presides over a symposium on drafting the general rules of China's Civil Code in Beijing, capital of China, Oct. 10, 2016.
The top legislature on Saturday revised four laws regulating inbound investment, with an easing of rules on foreign and Taiwanese investors starting businesses across China.
According to the draft, people working in the movie industry, including actors and directors, should strive for "excellence in both professional skills and moral integrity," and build good public images.
The draft law on national defense transport, which was deliberated for the second time on Monday, was ready to be submitted to the top legislature for approval.
The lawmakers on Tuesday suggested that regulations limiting the fees paid to actors/actresses should be included in a draft film law currently being deliberated.
The draft, submitted by the State Council to the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, echoes the central leadership's recent emphasis on "conservation culture," according to the NPC Environment and Resources Protection Committee.
The legislature will read a draft law on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) on Monday, calling for stronger management of the industry.
The top legislature on Monday reviewed a draft amendment to the Marine Environment Protection Law, imposing more severe penalties for pollution.