The top graft-buster said commission will continue to carry out work targeting Party departments, State institutions and local governments.
The State Council, China's cabinet, has decided to abolish another 13 items of administrative approval to reduce intervention in the economy.
A total of 5,459 officials were disciplined for violating thrift and integrity rules in January, the Communist Party of China's (CPC) top anti-graft body said.
The State Council, China's Cabinet, has called for more transparent governance by 2020 by making more government information public.
China's central authority has published a guideline calling for improved openness in government affairs at all levels.
The procuratorate in South China's Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region is investigating Liao Jiawang, former president of the Agricultural Bank of China's Guangxi subsidiary, for suspected bribe taking.
Two of China's most wanted fugitives, who fled abroad a year and half ago under suspicion of jointly embezzling public funds of 29.96 million yuan ($4.56 million), have been repatriated, the country's anti-corruption agency announced on Saturday.
Zhao Liping, vice-chairman of North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region’s political consultative body, has been charged with intentional homicide, bribery, illegal possession of firearms and storing explosives, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate said on Wednesday.
The national environmental watchdog has cut ties to more than 140 agencies that provide environmental impact assessments, seeking to prevent corruption by affiliated agencies that have been found to trade money for favorable results.
China seized more than 850 fugitives hiding overseas last year, in a campaign to net suspects implicated in economic crimes.
A new agency has been set up by the Ministry of Public Security to handle fugitives who have fled overseas.
China's top graft-buster Wang Qishan has vowed to further tighten the screw of regulations in the fight against corruption in 2016.