Decisions of the Central Committee on a Variety of Questions, offers an insight into the political and organizational strategies of Democratic Kampuchea during its formative years. It outlines the Party’s drive to consolidate revolutionary state power through the creation of pure proletarian institutions, eradicating feudal and colonial remnants; ambitious agricultural targets, such as achieving three tons of rice per hectare, alongside coordinated patriotic mobilizations like worker-peasant solidarity tours and national commemorations of victories over U.S. imperialism. Notably, it reveals the Party's insistence on absolute independence, even marking 1960 as the Party's birth year to symbolically sever ties with Vietnamese-dominated movements, reinforcing Kampuchea's path toward self-reliant socialism and resistance to foreign domination.