text: compensation. After such compensation has been paid, the administrative body in question shall ask the official knowingly or inadvertently responsible for the misconduct to reimburse that compensation in part or in whole." 65. In September 1988, the third session of the Seventh National People's Congress ratified the Convention against Torture and Other Gruel, Inhxmian or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, signed by China's representative, Li Luye, on 2 September 1986. Article 7 6 6. China encourages solidarity and mutual assistance among its ethnic peoples for the sake of national cohesion and progress. In April 1988, the State Council held a "National Ethnic Unity and Progress" rally in Beijing to h onour some 1,166 exemplary collectives and individuals belonging to 56 different ethnic groups. The rally has had a positive effect in promoting respect and friendship between peoples. 67. In 1989, the Commission on Nationality Affairs and the People's Daily co-sponsored a series of 170 illustrated news reports on minority areas, describing their traditions, customs, achievements and efforts at mutual assistance. The reports had a notable impact among readers. 68. The People's Central Broadcasting Corporation offers a programme called "The Great Family". Its purpose is to propagate solidarity, harmony, equality, mutual assistance and common prosperity among peoples through the reporting of topical ideas and personalities. In education, China also gives high priority to the promotion of national cohesion. The politics of nationalities forms part of the curricula of universities and secondary and primary schools. 69. Cn 22 November 1989, China's National Commission on Education published a provisional Code of Conduct for students enrolled in institutions of higher learning. Article 2 of the Code specifies that students of different ethnic background, enrolled in institutions of higher learning "shall take care to maintain relations based on equality, solidarity and mutual assistance. They 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the policies and efforts of the Chinese government to promote national cohesion and unity among its ethnic groups. While there is no direct mention of economic development or industry, the text does highlight the importance of education and cultural promotion in achieving this goal. Therefore, it is likely that the text falls under the categories of education and culture.