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CPC invites feedback on new officials database

(Xinhua)

08:47, November 05, 2012

BEIJING, Nov. 4 (Xinhua) -- The news network of the Communist Party of China (CPC) is calling for public feedback on a new online database providing resume information and news on party and government officials.

Launched on Oct. 29, gbzl.people.com.cn so far holds information about more than 1,600 incumbent officials in units including universities, large state-owned enterprises, mass organizations, as well as offices under the State Council.

All of the information is gathered from public news and material published on related websites, the CPC news network said.

The database is still being built upon and netizens can submit their feedback via email.

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