Li Rongrong, Former Director Of The SASAC, Can Not Solve Monopoly Problems.

Chang and Li occasionally whispered a few words.

In fact, the latter's SFA's curriculum vitae made him particularly concerned in this group.

Many bosses complain that the SASAC, as the "mother-in-law" of the central enterprises, has heard at least that they want to discuss with the former boss.

During the afternoon discussion, Chang Xiaobing and Li Rongrong were separated.

A member went straight to the side who sat beside Li and said to him, I'm sorry, you took my place.

For members of the Chang Xiaobing Committee, last year's most scratching events should include: in November 9th, the NDRC announced the investigation of China Telecom and China Unicom's alleged monopoly on broadband access.

This is the first antimonopoly case involving the central enterprises since the entry into force of the anti monopoly law in 2008.

At that time, some commentaries said that the most important sector in China is to take a monopoly industry that has been criticized for many years, which means that China's anti-monopoly will be speeded up.

Li Shuguang, a professor at China University of Political Science and Law, said the action was at least demonstrated to monopolies.

The investigation and Development Commission's China Telecom and China Unicom's main contents are: in the field of broadband access and inter network settlement, does the two company have their own dominant market position, impeding and affecting other operators' entry into the market.

Today, Chang Xiaobing told the China Youth Daily reporter that after the investigation and Development Commission issued an investigation order, China Unicom carried out active rectification.

Although there is still a different understanding of whether it is suspected of monopoly, China Unicom and the NDRC, China Unicom has carried out rectification as required, such as further standardizing access to broadband and accelerating the upgrading of network facilities.

"Since it has been investigated, there are still some places to do that.

No one can dare to say that such a large enterprise is so widespread.

Chang Xiaobing said.

Recently, there have been reports that several big tycoons in the communications industry have promised to further improve the speed of the network so that consumers can enjoy the services they deserve.

This is also considered by the industry to be a service improvement made by the monopoly industry after the NDRC has raised its "placards" to Unicom Telecom.

In fact, the state

The latest news made the public see the situation.

On the eve of the two sessions, some departments proposed to stipulate that the preferential price of movie tickets should not be lower than 30 percent off.

It is reported that the Anti Monopoly Bureau of the NDRC made a response within a few days, and informed the relevant departments.

Apart from that, there are two other antimonopoly law enforcement agencies in China: the antimonopoly Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce and the State Administration for Industry and commerce, the anti monopoly and Anti Unfair Competition Law Enforcement Bureau.

The main responsibilities of the 3 organizations are different: the NDRC is responsible for investigating the price monopoly act according to law; the Ministry of commerce is responsible for the antitrust review of the enterprises; the SAIC is responsible for investigating the abuse of market dominance by monopoly agreements.

The law and institutions are in place, which means antitrust work is speeding up.

But on behalf of the NPC and CPPCC members, there are still more expectations for anti-monopoly.

Chi Fulin said that the anti monopoly work is scattered in the three departments, so it is not easy to form a resultant force.

In addition, as an anti-monopoly government department, NDRC and other institutions are closely related to monopoly enterprises.

The best system design is that the anti monopoly departments should be relatively detached and have little relationship with enterprises.

Some members suggested that in addition to anti monopoly by the executive branch, we should also intensify the anti monopoly efforts at the judicial level.

Duan Qihua, a lawyer, said that he would submit proposals and improve the anti-monopoly judicial system.

Li Rongrong member of China Unicom was not discussed much by the NDRC.

He said that people's dissatisfaction with monopolies in such a way is not a bad thing. Public opinion can promote enterprises to improve.

But he also said that enterprises should correctly evaluate whether or not they are state-owned enterprises. Public criticism should be promoted and not condemn.

"Abuse can not solve the problem."

Li Rongrong said.