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Policy Updates

-	China cracks down on suspect television ads
	TV shopping ads will be banned from broadcasting on satellite channels between 6pm and midnight nationwide from next year.
-	Law will guard journalists' right to know
	The regulation that takes effect Dec.1 mandates that government spokesmen be accountable to the media.
-	To set up insurance company in County
	The Guangdong bureau of CIRC announced that they were planning to set up insurance companies at Xiaolan county, Guangdong.
-	Later hotel check-out time gets mixed reception
	Some city hotels have agreed to later check-out time from this week, while others are worried the practice may adversely affect arriving guests.
-	KTV commercials considered: official
	Some Shanghai karaoke bars may soon show commercials between songs to make up for increased costs from music royalties.
-	China passes armed police law
	China's top legislature passed the country's first law on the armed police, giving the force new duties and statutory authority to respond to security emergencies.
-	Regulation on environmental evaluation
	China's State Council passed a draft regulation on environmental evaluation over new projects to prevent pollution or ecological destruction from the beginning.
-	China ends tax breaks on tobacco advertising
	Chinese tobacco companies have been banned from claiming tax breaks on advertising, promotional and sponsorship spending.
-	China's new policies to spur used car sales
	China's second-hand vehicle market is expected to get a new lease of life with a slew of policies likely over the next few months
-	Central bank reiterates credit policy stance
	Central bank reaffirmed it will stick to its moderately easy monetary policy to consolidate the country's economic recovery.
-	Controls on banks' derivatives business to be tightened
	China would tighten rules on domestic banks' derivatives operations after financial institutions suffered losses.
-	Media openness policy after Xinjiang riot
	China would maintain its media openness policy after Xinjiang riot last month.
-	Carpooling fine raised to 100,000 yuan: Beijing
	Carpooling in Beijing will soon be grounds for a fine of up to 100,000 yuan ($15,000), according to new road laws approve by the Standing Committee of Beijing Municipal People's Congress.
-	Foreign teachers' pay reviewed
	New guidelines have been released on salary levels for foreign teachers employed by China's higher education institutions.
-	Subsidy policy to spur commercial vehicle market
	The government's subsidy plan for trade-in vehicles is expected to spur stagnant commercial vehicles sales in the following months.

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