This July, we continue to publish Chinese translations of standard documents and standard clauses. These include Chinese language versions of core standard documents for China inbound M&A, foreign direct investment and employment, and of boilerplate clauses frequently used in commercial contracts as well. For more information on our bilingual resources, see Practical Law China bilingual content.
As usual, we have also published our regular monthly roundup of key items for general counsel, GC Agenda China (see Article, GC Agenda China: July 2016) and separate legal updates for important legal and practical developments in this month (see Legal updates) and have updated a number of materials in the light of recent developments (see Maintenance).
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Chinese language versions of core standard documents and clauses
China-related transactions between Chinese and foreign parties usually involve simultaneous work on English and Chinese-language drafts. To assist practitioners in handling these transactions, we continue to publish Chinese language versions of core standard documents for inbound M&A, foreign direct investment and employment, and of boilerplate clauses frequently used in commercial contracts.
The new GC Agenda China is now out. GC Agenda China provides practical, specific and actionable advice on key issues for GC covering China. GC Agenda China is also a useful reference point for external counsel who need an overview of the main developments outside their own practice area.
This month's GC Agenda China covers:
NPC's draft civil law principle.
SAIC's final version of internet advertising measures.
CAC's rules on internet search services.
CAC's rules on mobile internet applications.
State Council's further reform on company registration procedures.
SASAC's and MOF's rules on state-owned property transactions.
CFDA's measures on investigations involving online food safety.
Legal updates
We have published the following legal updates in July:
This month, we have also updated a number of resources in areas including, IPIT, corporate, commercial, employment, bribery and corruption.
For details of the changes, follow the link to the resource you are interested in and click on "Show resource history" in the action box at the top right hand of the page.