Since the work of the control commissioners is stationary, behind the battle lines, the Inspection Corps of War Districts are itinerant, so that their emphasis can be laid upon the front. They are mutually dependent and intimately correlated. The network of national controlment is completed by the mobilization of the control committees to be sent out to make inspections, so that corruption may be eliminated and law and order enforced. And undoubtedly our resistance against the Japanese invasion has been benefited. This work is indeed a great help to the construction of a new China. _F._ A CHART OF THE CONTROL _YÜAN_ FROM JULY 1937 TO JUNE 1940[1] [Footnote 1: Continuation of Appendix I (E), p. 313; this comprises folios 5-A to 9-A with chart.] THE READJUSTMENT: Since the outbreak of war, the _Yüan_, together with other offices of the Government, was moved from Nanking to Chungking. In order to adapt itself to the circumstances, its organization was readjusted. A "Board of Legislative Study" was established, while the six sections of General Affairs, Editing, Book-Collection, Printing, Receipt and Transmission,[2] and Archive, all subordinate to the Secretariat, were merged into four departments. Moreover, a "Committee on Administrative Procedure" and two new sections, called the first and the second, were added to the main body of the _Yüan_. [Footnote 2: A formal agency for the receipt and registry of incoming communications, and of verification and transmission of outgoing ones.] THE FUNCTIONS: | Impeachment------ | Acceptance of Popular | | | Petitions Functions | Censure | | Established--| -----| Inquiry and by Law | Proposition | Examination | | | Supervision of | Emergency Relief | Examinations | Measures | | | Audit | Interpellation THE PRESENT ORGANIZATION: