Central Commission for Discipline Inspection

Definition

The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection is an organization within a political party, responsible for enforcing party rules and combating corruption within the party. It acts as a watchdog to ensure that party members adhere to ethical standards and maintain discipline.

Related terms

Regime: A regime refers to the government or ruling system of a country. It encompasses the institutions, leaders, and policies that hold power.

Party Rules: These are guidelines and regulations established by a political party to govern its members' behavior and conduct.

Combating Corruption: This term refers to taking actions or implementing measures to fight against dishonest practices, bribery, embezzlement, or misuse of power within an organization or government.