[Proposals Approved by Plenaxy Session Two other proposals, for the Nanking, May
termination of a National Economia Policy and the institution of Dis trict Autonomy, in addition to thoss Lon National Industrial Reconstruc~ tion and National Educational Por [tics have been approved by the 'Extraordinary Plenary Session of the Central Executive and Superjwisory 'Committees for submission, Ito the. National People's' Convention, 'A summary of the two proposals is below:
The Government should exéet its "utmost towards developing the country's communication facilities, public utilities and other basic in: dustries so-as to aid fundamentally, the productive enterprises of the people.
2, It should strictly enforce the Yueh Fa (Provinsional "Constitus tion) and all other laws providing for the protection and safeguarding. of private property, Tt should give adequate en. couragement and, protection to pri-vote enterprises.
'4. It should readjust the entice financial system in the shortest time possible with a view to lightening the burdens of the people: and faci lirating production, It should strictly suppress in, accordance with Law. all attempts \at hampering production by strikes and "go-slow movements." should accord special pro tection to activities which are benefit to the workers but which do not hamper the development of duction.
7. "With respect to the xelationy between labour tween landlords ud capital and should, both by law and adminis stration, respect the freedom individual contract, Uniless ths: interests of: the public are endanger= fed, it should not interfere noc jerate. interference from any in dividual or organization, 8. "It should, in future, base the enactnient of laws on economic mats, ters upon the above principle Practical measures for the stitution of district autonomy to carried out by the Ministry of Ins terior include the demarcation of ing autonomous areas, of the autonomous system, for ithe raising of funds, of autonomy officials, training the people in the exereine of thei four powers (initiative, election, res ferendum avd recall),' organiaatiow of district. governments and steps for autonomous government municipalities, 2, The procedure for the enforeement of district autonomy provides that the district: be fixed as the standard unit for autonomous gov ernment and that "popular rule should be strongly-encouraged. Regulations governing district "auto: nomy should be such as to truns form the local autonomous ment into an organ with a view to realizing the principles of democracy and the people's livelihood. While: propar~ ations for district autonomy should be gradual, the National Governnent should sélect.and dispatch enced officials, who have "pass: fed the necessary' examinations, to assist the districts, 3. in order to expedite the re= alization of the autonomous system, fil. Provincial Governments should abide by the decisions and orders the Central Government; andr self-instititted measures may be countenanced, Furthermore, ac~ conding to the fixed schedule, the organization of district govern" ments should ihave been completed by the end of 1980 and district autonomy established by 1934, The Provincial Governments _shcu'd, therefore, be instructed to complete the institution of district govern: ment at ithe latest by the end of 1 the current -yeat—Kuo Min.
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