తెదేపా నియోజకవర్గ భాద్యుడు తిక్కారెడ్డి ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం
'సంక్షేమ కార్యక్రమాలే గెలిపిస్తాయ్'
ప్రభుత్వం చేపట్టిన సంక్షేమ కార్యక్రమాలే తనను గెలిపిస్తాయని మంత్రాలయం తెదేపా నియోజకవర్గ బాధ్యుడు తిక్కారెడ్డి అన్నారు.
తిక్కారెడ్డి
తెదేపా నియోజకవర్గ భాద్యుడు తిక్కారెడ్డి ఎన్నికల ప్రచారం
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Beijing - 15 March 2019
1. China's President Xi Jinping entering the room
2. Pan-down wide of conference room
3. Various of sign showing "Vote on China Foreign Investment Law Draft"
4. Close of delegates pressing buttons to vote on the Foreign Investment Law
5. Mid of sign showing results of vote on Foreign Investment Law
6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Zhanshu, Chairman of Standing Committee of the National People's Congress:
"We must deeply study and thoroughly push forward with high-quality development with a high level of openness to the outside world."
7. Photographer taking photos of delegates
8. Mid of lighting system
9. Close of party emblem – zoom to wide of conference
10. Pull-focus shot of Xi
11. Medium of Xi, Premier Li Keqiang and Standing Politburo Member Wang Yang voting on a measure
12. Wide of high level party officials clapping after vote
13. Various of delegates voting
14. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Zhanshu, Chairman of the National People's Congress:
"The second session of the 13th National People's Congress has closed!"
15. Xi shaking hands with Party officials
16. Delegates exiting the room
17. Various of exterior of the Great Hall of the People and Chinese flags
18. Various of police standing by delegate buses
19. Various of Chairman Mao Zedong's portrait at Tiananmen Square
20. Close of soldier standing guard
STORYLINE:
Chinese legislators on Friday endorsed a law meant to help end a costly tariff war with Washington by discouraging officials from pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.
NPC delegates voted 2,929 to eight, with eight abstentions, in favor of the law — an unusually wide margin even for a powerless legislature that routinely endorses all ruling party policies.
"We must deeply study, and thoroughly push forward with high-quality development with a high level of openness to the outside world," said Li Zhanshu, the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, after the vote.
The measure is part of an investment law that aims to address complaints by the United States, Europe and other trading partners that China's system is rigged against foreign companies despite Beijing's commitments to treat competitors equally.
The 3,000-plus delegates to the ceremonial National People's Congress rarely do lawmaking work. But their annual session, the highest-profile political event of the year, gives President Xi Jinping's government a platform to advertise changes aimed at ending a bruising battle with Washington that has disrupted trade in soybeans, medical equipment and other goods.
It was unclear whether the measure would mollify President Donald Trump, who launched the tariff war by raising U.S. duties on Chinese imports in response to complaints Beijing steals or pressure companies to hand over technology. Washington has yet to comment on the law.
The Chinese government said earlier the investment law will prohibit officials from using "administrative methods to force technology transfers." The wording of the final version of the law following amendments this week wasn't immediately released, but state media gave no indication the technology portion had changed.
Ahead of Friday's vote, foreign business groups welcomed the proposed law but said it might have been rushed through the approval too quickly. They said they will need to see how it is enforced to know whether it will improve conditions for foreign companies.
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SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Beijing - 15 March 2019
1. China's President Xi Jinping entering the room
2. Pan-down wide of conference room
3. Various of sign showing "Vote on China Foreign Investment Law Draft"
4. Close of delegates pressing buttons to vote on the Foreign Investment Law
5. Mid of sign showing results of vote on Foreign Investment Law
6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Zhanshu, Chairman of Standing Committee of the National People's Congress:
"We must deeply study and thoroughly push forward with high-quality development with a high level of openness to the outside world."
7. Photographer taking photos of delegates
8. Mid of lighting system
9. Close of party emblem – zoom to wide of conference
10. Pull-focus shot of Xi
11. Medium of Xi, Premier Li Keqiang and Standing Politburo Member Wang Yang voting on a measure
12. Wide of high level party officials clapping after vote
13. Various of delegates voting
14. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Zhanshu, Chairman of the National People's Congress:
"The second session of the 13th National People's Congress has closed!"
15. Xi shaking hands with Party officials
16. Delegates exiting the room
17. Various of exterior of the Great Hall of the People and Chinese flags
18. Various of police standing by delegate buses
19. Various of Chairman Mao Zedong's portrait at Tiananmen Square
20. Close of soldier standing guard
STORYLINE:
Chinese legislators on Friday endorsed a law meant to help end a costly tariff war with Washington by discouraging officials from pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.
NPC delegates voted 2,929 to eight, with eight abstentions, in favor of the law — an unusually wide margin even for a powerless legislature that routinely endorses all ruling party policies.
"We must deeply study, and thoroughly push forward with high-quality development with a high level of openness to the outside world," said Li Zhanshu, the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, after the vote.
The measure is part of an investment law that aims to address complaints by the United States, Europe and other trading partners that China's system is rigged against foreign companies despite Beijing's commitments to treat competitors equally.
The 3,000-plus delegates to the ceremonial National People's Congress rarely do lawmaking work. But their annual session, the highest-profile political event of the year, gives President Xi Jinping's government a platform to advertise changes aimed at ending a bruising battle with Washington that has disrupted trade in soybeans, medical equipment and other goods.
It was unclear whether the measure would mollify President Donald Trump, who launched the tariff war by raising U.S. duties on Chinese imports in response to complaints Beijing steals or pressure companies to hand over technology. Washington has yet to comment on the law.
The Chinese government said earlier the investment law will prohibit officials from using "administrative methods to force technology transfers." The wording of the final version of the law following amendments this week wasn't immediately released, but state media gave no indication the technology portion had changed.
Ahead of Friday's vote, foreign business groups welcomed the proposed law but said it might have been rushed through the approval too quickly. They said they will need to see how it is enforced to know whether it will improve conditions for foreign companies.
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(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
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