以强有力监督推动解决群众急难愁盼问题

CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): The public's expectations point to where efforts to improve conduct, enforce discipline and combat corruption should be focused. Beginning in 2024, in accordance with the Party Central Committee's arrangements, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Commission of Supervision launched a nationwide campaign to address misconduct and corruption affecting people's everyday lives. Concentrating time, energy and resources, they have pursued a three-year effort focused on the interests of greatest, most direct and most practical concern to the public, advancing the campaign with extraordinary intensity and depth so people can truly feel that someone is addressing their problems, helping with their difficulties and protecting their interests.

Recently, a project to renovate a pond used for daily needs in the Huangjia group of Micun Village, Hantang Town, Shanggao County, Jiangxi Province, was successfully completed, providing a solid guarantee of water supplies for villagers' production and daily lives.

At the end of 2024, Hantang Town launched a renovation project for aging ponds. However, individual officials exploited loopholes in the management of township fiscal funds, repeatedly siphoning off project payments through inflated work quantities, forged contracts and other means. This left the renovation project short of funds and slowed its progress, affecting villagers' normal water use for production and daily life.

While strictly punishing those responsible, local discipline inspection and supervision authorities recovered the lost funds and urged faster progress on the renovation project.

To address prominent problems in the management and use of township fiscal funds, including fraudulent claims, illicit extraction, improper diversion and misappropriation, discipline inspection and supervision authorities in Jiangxi Province have used case investigations to drive rectification and ensure that fiscal funds are used properly and efficiently.

Whatever the people oppose and abhor must be resolutely prevented and corrected.

Beginning in 2024, in accordance with the Party Central Committee's arrangements, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Commission of Supervision launched a nationwide campaign against misconduct and corruption affecting people's everyday lives, working to resolve their most pressing difficulties and concerns.

In Gansu, addressing problems in the management of rural collective funds, assets and resources—including falsification in the accounting of rural collective economic income, improper signing of collective economic contracts and unauthorized lending—discipline inspection and supervision authorities have used cases to promote rectification and better governance. While urging agriculture and rural affairs departments and other agencies to close loopholes and improve systems, they have coordinated the recovery of funds and resolution of debts. So far, they have recovered 108.3619 million yuan in lost village collective funds and resolved 76.6758 million yuan in village-level debts, effectively safeguarding farmers' “purses.”

In Zhejiang, the public has voiced strong concerns about problems in property management services in some localities, including irregular charges, a lack of transparency in the use of shared revenues, poor property management services in some older residential communities and fragmented administration among the responsible departments. While investigating cases, discipline inspection and supervision authorities have delved into underlying problems of formalism and bureaucratism, such as inaction and slow action. Through strong oversight, they have pushed the responsible departments to actively fulfill their duties and regulate the management and use of all types of property management funds in residential communities.

Statistics show that, since the campaign against misconduct and corruption affecting people's everyday lives began, discipline inspection and supervision authorities at all levels have helped resolve 6.98 million pressing public difficulties and concerns, covering clothing, food, housing, transportation, birth, aging, illness, funerals, secure living and fulfilling employment. They have investigated and handled 2.253 million cases of infringements on public interests, including embezzlement, unlawful appropriation, demanding benefits and obstructing services, and have imposed disciplinary sanctions on 1.555 million people.