en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Armed_Police

The page identifies Ho Iat-seng as the current Chief Executive of Macau, but official government sources show that Sam Hou Fai is the incumbent.

The Macao SAR Government’s official portal states that Sam Hou Fai won the Chief Executive election on October 13, 2024, was appointed on October 25, 2024, and assumed office on December 20, 2024. A State Council announcement on the central government website likewise says Sam Hou Fai was appointed the sixth-term chief executive of the Macao SAR and that his tenure began on December 20, 2024.

So the article’s identification of Ho Iat-seng as the Chief Executive is no longer correct.

Official materials from China People's Police University show that the former Chinese People's Armed Police Force Academy was restructured in 2018: it was converted from the active-service system to the people's police system and renamed China People's Police University.

The university now describes itself as a Ministry of Public Security institution and says it trains personnel for public security organs and the National Immigration Administration. That means the Langfang institution discussed here is not commissioning graduates into the People's Armed Police as military officers. The old claim describes the pre-reform arrangement, not the current status of the school.

Because the institution was reclassified into the people's police system, saying that all graduates are commissioned into the PAP as Second Lieutenants is inaccurate.

Official sources show that the former Chinese People's Armed Police Force Academy was renamed China People's Police University in 2018 and converted from the active-service system to the people's police system.

The university’s current official leadership page lists its leaders as a Party Secretary, President, Vice Presidents, and other university administrators. That is the structure of a Ministry of Public Security university, not a current PAP field command led by a major general superintendent.

So this sentence describes the institution as if it were still a PAP corps-grade command, but the official institution in Langfang now operates as China People's Police University under the MPS.

The article lists one of the Central Military Commission vice-chairmanships as vacant, but official post-October 2025 materials show that Zhang Shengmin now holds that office.

A government repost of the 20th CCP Central Committee Fourth Plenum communique states that the plenum added Zhang Shengmin as a vice chairman of the CCP Central Military Commission. Separately, a Xinhua/People's Daily publication of the National People's Congress Standing Committee's appointment list states that on October 28, 2025, the NPC Standing Committee appointed Zhang Shengmin as a vice chairman of the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission and removed He Weidong from that position.

So the vice-chairmanship is no longer vacant.