Elections and Work Reports
Many party positions will be elected, including the following:
- The Politburo (about two dozen members elected by the Central Committee; expected to change about half its membership), including its Standing Committee
- The wider Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (approximately 350 full and alternative members elected by the whole Congress; about 60% to change)
- The General Secretary
- Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee
- The Central Military Commission, include the Supreme Military Command
- The Discipline Inspection Commission
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