Poll Questions

1. Shanghai has issued new 'hukou' policies. Do you think other cities in China should follow Shanghai's example?

Yes, ‘hukou’ reforms are a general trend


Yes, ‘hukou’ reforms will greatly help the urban development


No, Shanghai‘s policies are far from enough


No, other major cities are different from Shanghai


No, the government should strengthen ‘hukou’ control to cope with the problems of urbanization


Other (Any comment?)


  

2. What do you think China should do to curb corruption?

Enact more anti-corruption laws


Improve the anti-corruption organs and systems


Impose more severe punishment on corrupt officials


Abolish the death penalty for economic crimes


Strengthen the surveillance of government officials‘ source of incomes


Make full use of the media, modern technologies and common citizens to expose corruption


Give government officials higher salaries to prevent them from taking bribes


Increase the reward for the informants who report later-confirmed corruption


Other (Any comment?)


  

3. Should government officials declare their assets status when taking and leaving office?

Yes, it will be a very effective measure to curb corruption.


Yes, it is a positive gesture even though it may not be very effective in fighting corruption.


Yes, those who fear this policy must have something dirty to hide.


No, government officials have the right of privacy.


No, the government should find other ways to monitor the assets status of officials.


No, it is simply useless.


Other (Any comment?)