(12) To appoint and remove the Deputy Procurators-General and procurators of the Supreme People s Procuratorate, members of its Procuratorial Committee and the Chief Procurator of the Military Procuratorate at the request of the Procurator-General of the Supreme People s Procuratorate, and to approve the appointment and removal of the chief procurators of the people s procuratorates of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government;
(13) To decide on the appointment and recall of plenipotentiary representatives abroad;
(14) To decide on the ratification and abrogation of treaties and important agreements concluded with foreign states;
(15) To institute systems of titles and ranks for military and diplomatic personnel and of other specific titles and ranks;
(16) To institute state medals and titles of honour and decide on their conferment;
(17) To decide on the granting of special pardons;
(18) To decide, when the National People s Congress is not in session, on the proclamation of a state of war in the event of an armed attack on the country or in fulfillment of international treaty obligations concerning common defence against aggression;
(19) To decide on general mobilization or partial mobilization;
(20) To decide on the enforcement of martial law throughout the country or in particular provinces, autonomous regions or municipalities directly under the Central Government; and
(21) To exercise such other functions and powers as the National People s Congress may assign to it.
Article 68. The Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress presides over the work of the Standing Committee and convenes its meetings. The Vice-Chairmen and the Secretary-General assist the Chairman in his work. Chairmanship meetings with the participation of the chairman, vice- chairmen and secretary-general handle the important day-to-day work of the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress.
Article 69. The Standing Committee of the National People s Congress is responsible to the National People s Congress and reports on its work to the Congress.
Article 70. The National People s Congress establishes a Nationalities Committee, a Law Committee, a Finance and Economic Committee, an Education, Science, Culture and Public Health Committee, a Foreign Affairs Committee, an Overseas Chinese Committee and such other special committees as are necessary. These special committees work under the direction of the Standing Committee of the National People s Congress when the Congress is not in session. The special committees examine, discuss and draw up relevant bills and draft resolutions under the direction of the National People s Congress and its Standing Committee.
Article 71. The National People s Congress and its Standing Committee may, when they deem it necessary, appoint committees of inquiry into specific questions and adopt relevant resolutions in the light of their reports. All organs of state, public organizations and citizens concerned are obliged to supply the necessary information to those committees of inquiry when they conduct investigations.
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