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BEIJING, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) -- The General Office of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee has issued revised regulations on primary-level Party organizations in rural areas.

The original document issued in 1999 could no longer adapt to new requirements and practical needs as rural areas are advancing reform and development and facing new situations and tasks, said the general office in a statement.

The revised regulation is of great significance in upholding and strengthening the overall Party leadership over rural work, winning the fight against poverty, implementing the rural vitalization strategy, exercising strict governance over the Party at the primary levels and consolidating the foundation of the Party's governance in rural areas, it noted.

Party committees at all levels are ordered to conduct group studies, symposiums or training to help Party members gain a good command of the new regulation.