found that Wang had flouted frugality rules by frequenting golf clubs and allowing subsidiary companies to pay for his personal travel fees.

He had even changed the route of an overseas business trip just to play golf, said the CCDI statement.

Wang was also found to have traded power for money, inserted relatives into the PICC against the rules, allowed them to use his influence to seek profits, according to the CCDI.

The statement said that as a senior official of the CPC, Wang had lost his values, seriously violated the Party's code of conduct, and did not cease his inappropriate behavior after the CPC 18th National Congress in 2012 when the new leadership launched the anti-corruption campaign.

The CPC Central Committee has approved his expulsion from the Party and the State                         2


Liquor Control ("division").     According to appellant, the club operates a bar on the
premises where patrons can sit and purchase alcoholic beverages. In addition to the bar
area, the club contains a stage featuring female entertainers performing choreographed
erotic dance. The club also contains a VIP area where entertainers can perform personal
one-on-one dances for patrons who pay a fee.
       {¶ 3} On August 29, 2015, liquor control agent Kevin J. Cesaratto entered the club
posing as a patron, and he paid the required fee for a personal one-on-one dance in the
VIP area. According to Cesaratto's September 3,