Chinese authorities solicit public opinion on regulations for delivery sector

Chinese authorities solicit public opinion on regulations for delivery sector

Li Keqiang, the Premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China has instructed government departments to solicit public opinions on the draft regulations currently being developed for the express delivery sector. “We should not only consider the opinions of administrative authority, but also the views of all delivery companies. More importantly, the courier industry has been closely linked with people’s lives, thus their opinions should be heard,” Premier Li was quoted as saying in an article posted on English.gov.cn (the official English-language website that the Chinese government produces for the international community).

Li added: “When the courier industry just emerged several years ago, it was not allowed to be developed in some cities, attributing to its possible negative impact on a city’s outlook. But we believe that, supervision should be conducted in an inclusive yet prudent way, rather than stifle new things at the initial period.”

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