China to review appointments, dismissals of officials at Tuesday meeting: State media
BEIJING: China's National People's Congress Standing Committee, a powerful body that enacts and amends laws when parliament is not in session, will review appointments and dismissals of officials at a meeting on Tuesday , state media reported., with China's government saying he was off for unspecified health reasons.
China's cabinet positions such as ministers are nominated by its premier and are then approved by NPC, or parliament. But NPC meets once a year only in March, and the NPC standing committee is thus tasked to make decisions in the interim.
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