Procuratorate improves system for whistle-blowing

| BY

clpstaff &clp articles

China's top prosecution agency plans to pay up to Rmb200,000 (US$29,000) for providing information which leads to exposure of corruption. The agency…

China's top prosecution agency plans to pay up to Rmb200,000 (US$29,000) for providing information which leads to exposure of corruption. The agency will also provide more protection to whistleblowers.

The China Daily reported recently that those who provide useful tip-offs will be entitled to “10% of the value of the properties that are expropriated in graft cases”. If the case is particularly significant, a higher payout could be awarded with the approval of the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP).

This premium content is reserved for
China Law & Practice Subscribers.

  • A database of over 3,000 essential documents including key PRC legislation translated into English
  • A choice of newsletters to alert you to changes affecting your business including sector specific updates
  • Premium access to the mobile optimized site for timely analysis that guides you through China's ever-changing business environment
For enterprise-wide or corporate enquiries, please contact our experienced Sales Professionals at +44 (0)203 868 7546 or [email protected]