No “gaps” or “blind spots” allowed in Party inspection
Party General Secretary To Lam stressed that Party inspection and supervision must leave no “gaps” or “blind spots”, while addressing a national conference on November 24 to review inspection, supervision and disciplinary work in 2025 and the 13th tenure.
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