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To: Charles A. King who wrote (10028)	11/1/1998 7:36:00 AM
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[Lateline News (lateline.muzi.net): 10/30/98] Beijing - Chinese legislators have opposed draft amendments to introduce a fuel tax and subject democratically elected village committees to local government control. Members of the National People's Congress Standing Committee opposed the fuel tax and argued against the draft amendment to the Organic Law for Villagers' Committees, Xinhua reported. It is extremely rare for official media to give prominence to such arguments against pending legislation in the NPC. Premier Zhu Rongji's State Council submitted the fuel tax proposal - in the form of a draft amendment to the existing Highways Law - to the committee. The aim of the "major reform" was to distribute the burden of road costs among users, eliminate the unauthorised collection of road fees by local officials and promote central government control over revenue. lateline.muzi.net