Communist elites to echo people's voices at national congress (3)

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To help the public timely learn the significant arrangements to be laid out at the congress, the Party has opened itself wider to the press, with the total number of registered journalists reaching 2,732, about 40 percent more than that during the 2007 congress.

Reporters from home and abroad have been invited to cover the opening and closing ceremonies of the congress and audit the report to be made by Hu Jintao.

When delegates deliberate on report, journalists may also audit and even ask questions with the approval of delegation chiefs, Cai said.

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