 Suspected disciplinary violations are investigated in China by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, a Party agency that reports to the Central Committee on its work.After the CCDI has concluded its investigation on a case, the matter is often only then handed to the judiciary.The disciplinary codes and sanctions that Party members are subject to are set forth in the Constitution of the Communist Party; they govern issues like ethical conduct, embezzlement, and adherence to the Party line.