CCDI Chief Seeks Better Coordination Among Anti-Graft Agencies

(Beijing) — The head of China's top graft-fighting agency is spearheading a pilot program to consolidate the country's anti-corruption agencies in an apparent effort to better coordinate their work and create a body similar to Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).

Wang Qishan recently finished a nine-day mission to Shanxi and Zhejiang provinces and to Beijing to launch the program on a trial basis, according to the official Xinhua News Agency.