Recently, Li Chunsheng, the former director of the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, was censored on suspicion of **, which attracted widespread attention. In addition, the Guangdong Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision released the news that 9 cadres were suspected of serious violations of discipline and law, and there was an uproar. In the past few days, a number of ** cases have been exposed in Guangdong Province, exposing the seriousness and spread of the ** problem. The sheer number of them and the rampant behavior are really worrying. For the illegal behavior, we might as well put it aside, and today I will share with you an interesting way to govern corruption!
Over the years, the state has invested a lot of resources and energy in the fight against corruption, but it seems that the number of corruption has not decreased, but there is a growing trend. In some places, there are even more than incorruptibles. The illegal acts have seriously damaged the interests of the people, affected the image of the country, and distorted the relationship between the people and the people, and must be resolutely cracked down.
In order to improve efficiency and save resources, I have a clever trick to try to innovate the way of governance - the implementation of the "I am a clean official" self-recommendation system. Integrity can take the initiative to recommend itself to the Commission for Discipline Inspection and other institutions, and then the relevant departments will verify it, and issue a "clean official certificate" after confirming the true situation. In the selection of cadres and promotion, those with the "clean official certificate" will be given priority and reused. In this way, those who are honest and honest and ask for their lives for the people will be able to get more opportunities to serve the society, while those who are unscrupulous will be excluded and marginalized, reducing the harm to the people.
At the same time, this system can also reduce the burden on the Commission for Discipline Inspection and other departments, starting with the investigation of the holders of the "clean official certificate", which can get twice the result with half the effort and quickly find out the lawbreakers. By making oneself ugly and reusing incorruptibility, this simple and efficient way may be able to solve the problem to some extent.
It is hoped that the relevant departments will seriously consider and try this move, and adopt this effective measure as soon as possible.
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