China: Anti-corruption official disciplined

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Communist Party of China (CCDI) has officially announced its decision to expel Mo Jiancheng, former head of the CCDI's resident disciplinary inspection team and member of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Finance (MOF), from the Party, and remove him from office for serious violations of Party discipline.

Mr. Mac Kien Thanh. (Source: Chinese Ministry of Finance)

The CCDI's announcement on September 23 stated that through the investigation process, the CCDI discovered that Mac Kien Thanh seriously violated political discipline and the spirit of the Party's eight regulations on practicing thrift and combating waste, accepting bribes to help others advance, and taking advantage of his position to help others.others make profits from business and seek benefits for others in return for large amounts of money and property.

According to the announcement, the CCDI concluded that although he was a senior official of the Communist Party of China, Mo Jiancheng had lost his political ideals and beliefs, seriously violated Party discipline and was suspected of violating the law.

Considering the nature and seriousness of the violation, it must be handled seriously.

The records of his violations will be transferred to the judicial authorities for handling according to the provisions of law.

Because Mo Jiancheng is an alternate member of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPCCC), the decision to expel him from the Party will be officially approved at the 7th Plenum of the 18th Central Committee, scheduled to take place on October 11.

Mac Kien Thanh, born in 1956, was transferred to MOF to hold the position of Head of the CCDI Resident Discipline Inspection Team and Party Committee member of the ministry since December 2015.

Previously, Mac Kien Thanh held the positions of Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Permanent Deputy Governor of Jiangxi Province./

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