After the outbreak of war, the Central Government published the "Temporary Regulations for the Execution of War-time Controlment," in which the Control _Yüan_ was charged with the duties of _censure_ and _proposition_, besides what have already been mentioned. By censure it is meant that when emergency measures must be taken against an official whose illegal action or negligence of duty has been discovered, a written notice of censure may be submitted to the officer who directly controls, or is immediately superior to, the official in question. The officer receiving the notice must decide in as short a time as possible to deal with the censured with the administrative power in his hands. If he holds the censured innocent, he must reply, giving sufficient reasons. If he takes no measures, or fails to reply, or replies groundlessly, the control Committee making the censure is obliged to change the motion of censure into one of impeachment, and the impeached is liable to a penalty. Hence the principal significance of censure is that it takes emergency measures against the undesirable conduct of officials, so as to meet the demands of the war-time. This also implies further extension of the controlment to the administrative system, in order to quicken efficiency. As for _proposition_, this means that when some legally specified obligations of office are administered feebly or inadequately, the Control _Yüan_ may make a proposal or express its views to the office involved or to the office immediately superior. The office which receives the proposal must in as short a time as possible take adequate measures to remedy the situation. The duties of _proposition_, therefore, can not only correct administrators, but can also improve agencies. They are preventive, capable of requiring strict improvement of governmental activities. Effective anticipatory control may now be exercised over Chinese government agencies. Since being charged with the two new duties of censure and proposition, the Control _Yüan_ has carried them into action with prudence. And the effects are rather remarkable. When, in 1937, the government was moved to Chungking, a part of the _Yüan_ employees were ordered dismissed. But the _Yüan_ authorities still prepared copies of "Directions for the Work of Control _Yüan_ Employees in Their Native (or Other) Cities (or Provinces)," and "Directions for the Work of Dismissed Control _Yüan_ Employees," which were distributed to the dismissed. The former employees have been obliged to make monthly reports upon the local phenomena according to the "Directions." These reports are sent to the _Yüan_, thus helping its understanding of the truth in all corners of China.