my country's anti -electronics legislation intends to further increase the fineness of illegal acts

Yang Heqing, a spokesman for the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, introduced the latest progress of anti -telecommunications network fraud legislation in Beijing on the 16th.

He said that the thirty -first meeting of the Standing Committee in October 2021 conducted a preliminary review of the draft anti -telecommunications network fraud law. According to the review opinions and opinions of the Standing Committee, the second review drafts requested for review are required to make the following main modifications: First, increase the fines of the legal liability part, increase the punishment of illegal acts, and strengthen the governance measures of cross -border telecommunications network fraud. The second is to improve the governance of fraud -related capital chains and effectively prevent scam -and -money laundering activities. The third is to expand the main body of anti -fraud publicity obligations, enhance the effectiveness of propaganda prevention, and improve the public awareness and prevention capabilities. The fourth is to further distinguish between different circumstances and strengthen the precise prevention of anti -telecommunications network fraud.

Yang Heqing pointed out that the anti -telecommunications network fraud law is a special legislation of a "small incision". Its outstanding feature is to adhere to comprehensive governance, source governance, and full chain governance. On the basis of summing up the experience of anti -telecommunications network fraud work, we will focus on strengthening the construction of the preventive legal system and provide a strong protection of the rule of law for resolutely cracking down on the control of telecommunications network fraud crimes.

Yang Heqing said that the draft of the anti -telecommunications network fraud law is rich in content, and the highlights are summarized in the following aspects: First, the responsibility, supervision responsibility and risk prevention responsibilities of local governments, industry authorities and enterprises are consolidated. The second is to coordinate development and security, blocking loopholes and weak links in industries such as finance, communication, and Internet. The third is to strengthen the use of technical prevention of countermeasures. Fourth, comprehensive governance measures such as early warning, dissuasion, publicity and education, and cracking down on cross -border crimes. Fifth, strict punishment and rectification of "black ash production" involved in fraud, and strengthening the punishment of illegal acts.

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