Draft property law gets 6th reading

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China's controversial draft property law, which covers both public and private ownership, has been tabled before the National People's Congress (NPC) for…

China's controversial draft property law, which covers both public and private ownership, has been tabled before the National People's Congress (NPC) for its sixth reading.

On October 27 2006, the NPC Standing Committee commenced a five-day legislative session. In a report from the NPC Standing Committee, the latest version of the property law is relatively well-written and legislators have achieved consensus on major issues, according to Xinhua.

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