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Motions refer to opinions and proposals on major issues covering
state or local policies and social life put forward by members of
CPPCC to CPPCC organizations and to the people's congress and
people's government.
There are no restrictions placed on time, content or the number of
sponsors relating to a motion. A motion is put forward in one of
the following four ways: by an individual member or jointly signed
by several members; in the name of a group or several groups during
the plenary session of a CPPCC committee; by various parties and
general organizations holding CPPCC membership; or by special
committees under CPPCC in the name of their respective committees.
Special agencies have been established for handling motions and
proposals under CPPCC to ensure that each article gets the due
attention of the department concerned and is properly settled.
Proposals are those articles submitted to the people's congress and
its standing committee or government in the name of a CPPCC
organization. Such a proposal must be passed at a plenary session,
or by the standing committee, or by the meeting of the
chairmen.
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