BEIJING (Reuters) - China will begin conducting spot checks this year on assets and other personal information reported by officials to the ruling Communist Party and punish those with hidden wealth, state media reported.
The internal declarations are not made public, and in the past a lack of oversight had largely reduced the system to a formality.
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