BEIJING, Oct. 28 -- Chinese lawmakers will speed up legislation work for the country's anti-corruption law, a key policy document of the Communist Party of China (CPC) said on Tuesday, amid a popular anti-graft initiative.

In a decision on major issues concerning comprehensively advancing rule of law adopted last week and published on Tuesday, the CPC Central Committee said efforts targeting a national anti-graft legislation should be accelerated and the system to punish and prevent corruption improved.

The goal is to set up an effective anti-graft mechanism so "government officials dare not, can not and do not want to go corrupt," the decision read.