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The China of Chiang K’ai-shek

by Paul M. A. Linebarger

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Chapter XIII Discipline

66. All members should obey the following commandments:

a. All questions may be freely discussed. But no dispute is allowed, once the final resolution is passed.

b. It is not allowed to rebel against the principles of the New Life Movement.

c. It is prohibited to reveal the secrets of the Corps.

d. It is prohibited for members to join other organizations.

e. It is prohibited to criticize unfavorably the Kuomintang and the Corps, or to plot against other members.

f. It is prohibited to express one’s ideas too freely upon current events, especially those that are against the resolved plans or policies of the Kuomintang or the Corps.

g.. It is prohibited to form other organizations within the Corps.

67. Those who are proved to act against the above rules will e punished in the following ways:

a. warning
b. demerit
c. cross-questioning
d. expulsion
e. other appropriate punishments.

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