Full text: Constitution of Communist Party of China (Adopted on Nov. 14, 2012)

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Contents

• General Program
• Chapter I Membership
• Chapter II The Party's Organizational System
• Chapter III Central Organizations of the Party
• Chapter IV Local Organizations of the Party
• Chapter V Primary Organizations of the Party
• Chapter VI Party Cadres
• Chapter VII Party Discipline
• Chapter VIII Party Organs for Discipline Inspection
• Chapter IX Leading Party Members' Groups
• Chapter X Relationship Between the Party and the Communist Youth League of China
• Chapter XI Party Emblem and Flag
• Explanation of the revisions to the Constitution of CPC

Chapter X Relationship Between the Party and the Communist Youth League of China

Article 49. The Communist Youth League of China is a mass organization of advanced young people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China; it is a school where a large number of young people learn about socialism with Chinese characteristics and about communism through practice; it is the Party's assistant and reserve force. The Central Committee of the Communist Youth League functions under the leadership of the Central Committee of the Party. The local chapters of the Communist Youth League are under the leadership of the Party committees at the corresponding levels and of the higher organizations of the League itself.

Article 50. Party committees at all levels must strengthen their leadership over Communist Youth League organizations and pay attention to selecting and training League cadres. The Party must firmly support the Communist Youth League in the lively and creative performance of its work to suit the characteristics and needs of young people, and give full play to the League's role as a shock force and as a bridge linking the Party with young people.

Those secretaries of League committees at or below the county level or in enterprises and institutions who are Party members may attend meetings of Party committees at the corresponding levels and meetings of their standing committees as non-voting participants.