disciplinary detention; designated time/place investigation
Meanings
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to place under disciplinary detention; to require an official under investigation to account for issues at a designated time and place
technicalA specific technical term from Chinese Communist Party disciplinary procedures. The official is required to make statements at a designated time (规定的时间) and place (规定的地点), hence the name. Since 2018, this practice has been largely superseded by '留置' (liúzhì) under the National Supervision Law, though the term remains in use for Party disciplinary contexts.
He was placed under shuanggui by the Discipline Inspection Commission for serious violations of discipline.
During the shuanggui period, he voluntarily confessed to all economic issues.
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According to Party regulations, the duration of shuanggui generally may not exceed six months.
This minister has been under shuanggui investigation for three months, and the case has not yet been closed.