Public rental housing was supposed to be set up to solve the problem of poor people at the bottom not being able to buy houses, however, the public rental housing in Lianyuan City has become the "sharp meat" of public officials, and 766 public officials have moved in, which is indignant and incomprehensible. Although public officials say that they cannot compete with the people for profit, this kind of behavior of crowding out public rental housing directly runs counter to the original intention of the state to build low-rent housing, which not only harms the interests of the people at the bottom, but also undermines the image of the civil servants and the fairness and justice of society. After these public officials are investigated and punished, they should be held accountable for their benefits and responsibilities, and they must not be allowed to go unpunished.
In addition, the existence of public officials crowding out public rental housing has also exposed the shortcomings of our system. The excessive concentration of administrative power and the weak effective supervision mechanism have led to corruption in the civil service. If it weren't for the intervention of the inspection team, these violations might have existed for a long time, and the people could only do nothing. Therefore, we need to establish effective oversight mechanisms to allow power to run in the sun, and to set high-voltage lines that public officials dare not touch, so as to completely eliminate the black sheep in the civil service.
In order to solve the problem of public officials crowding out public rental housing, it is first necessary to strengthen the management and supervision of public rental housing. On the one hand, it is necessary to establish a sound application and review system to ensure that the bottom groups who really need it can have priority access to public rental housing resources. On the other hand, it is necessary to establish an effective check-in registration and information disclosure system, so that public officials have nowhere to hide, so that low-rent housing can truly serve those in need. At the same time, we will intensify inspections of public rental housing, and promptly discover, investigate, and deal with violations of the rules that occupy public rental housing.
In addition, supervision and restraint on civil servants should be strengthened. Strengthen the examination of the qualifications of administrative personnel, and allocate low-rent housing resources through fair methods such as lotteries, so as to prevent public employees from using their authority to facilitate access to low-rent housing. It is necessary to intensify the crackdown on illegal activities such as the occupation of public rental housing, and form a severe punishment mechanism to make the violators pay the due price. At the same time, it is necessary to establish a tighter supervision system, strengthen the daily supervision of public officials, and deal with problems in a timely manner when they are discovered.
In the face of the problem of public officials crowding out public rental housing, we should not simply reduce it to the moral problems of individual people, but seek solutions from the system and management. First of all, it is necessary to establish a sound management system and supervision mechanism for public rental housing, so that public rental housing can truly become an effective means to solve the housing problem of the people at the bottom. Second, it is necessary to strengthen supervision and restraint over public officials, and fundamentally prevent the occurrence of violations of the law by increasing the intensity of punishment and optimizing the supervision system. Finally, it is also necessary to increase publicity efforts to popularize relevant policies and regulations to the public, improve citizens' legal awareness and discernment ability, and form a joint force of joint supervision.
In short, we should resolutely criticize and punish the behavior of public officials crowding out public rental housing, and fundamentally solve this problem by strengthening the management and supervision of public rental housing, as well as the supervision and restraint of public officials. Only in this way can we make low-rent housing truly serve the people at the bottom who need it, and let public officials truly fight for the well-being of the people.