In rural areas, peasants, as members of village collective economic organizations, have the right to know about and supervise rural affairs. After all, the countryside belongs to the villagers' autonomy, and it does not mean that one person has the final say, so it is necessary to participate in decision-making and deliberation on village affairs. However, due to historical and cultural reasons, the majority of peasants still have a relatively weak sense of status and rights in the village, believing that they have no right to participate in some affairs, especially in the management of village affairs. After losing the right to participate and supervise, some affairs have also allowed some people to have the final say, resulting in some village affairs not being transparent, and some people will feel unfair in the process of implementing some policies, which has led to conflicts. Here, I would also like to make it clear to the villagers that in the rural areas, there are three things that the peasants still have the right to supervise
In the process of rural self-management, China has repeatedly emphasized that village affairs must be open and transparent, and these measures are an important way to protect the peasants' right to know, and at the same time, they are also the basis for strengthening the peasants' right to supervision. In the process of making village affairs public, villagers can learn about the village's work plan, financial situation, decision-making basis, subsidy recipients and other information in a timely manner. The disclosure of this information is very important for farmers, so that they can understand their rights and interests and the distribution of benefits, and ensure the fairness and rationality of decision-making.
Extension: It is worth noting that the openness of village affairs is not only the obligation of the first department, but also that every villager should actively participate in and supervise the management of village affairs in rural areas. Villagers may exercise democratic supervision and appraisal of village affairs and put forward their own suggestions and opinions by participating in villagers' congresses and villagers' councils. Through such participation, it can not only enhance the supervision ability of the villagers, but also narrow the distance between the villagers and promote the development and progress of the village.
In rural areas, the collective assets and resources of the village are jointly owned by each villager, and are not monopolized by one person, nor can one person decide how to deal with them. These are all treasures shared by every villager and must be properly managed and used. However, due to the lack of villager participation and supervision, there are many irregularities in the management of village collective assets and resources. Some incumbents have occupied or sold assets without permission, resulting in the loss of assets and the waste of resources of the village collective.
Expansion: In order to ensure the rational use and maximization of the benefits of the village's collective assets and resources, the villagers have the right to supervise the asset management of the village committee. This includes the investigation, monitoring and evaluation of assets, the tracking and auditing of asset movements, and the openness and transparency of the use of assets. At the same time, villagers can also strengthen the supervision of asset management by participating in village-level audit work and setting up supervision committees, so as to ensure that the use of assets complies with laws and regulations and prevent the occurrence of violations.
In rural areas, more and more subsidy policies have been implemented in recent years, which is an important measure to safeguard the interests of farmers. In order to ensure the fairness and scientificity of these subsidy policies, China requires villages to maintain the publicity of subsidy information and ensure that the subsidy list and amount are transparent. At the same time, the participation and supervision of farmers are also needed in the process of qualification review and subsidy distribution.
Expansion: The implementation of the subsidy policy requires the supervision and participation of villagers to ensure the compliance and fairness of the subsidy recipients. In rural areas, villagers should pay more attention to the use of subsidy funds, whether the subsidy funds can truly benefit the farmers, and whether there are illegal operations and benefit transfer. Once the abuse or improper allocation of subsidy funds is discovered, the villagers have the right to report it and protect their own rights and interests. At the same time, the supervision and evaluation of subsidy policies should also be strengthened to ensure that the subsidy policies achieve the goals of fairness, reasonableness and effectiveness.
As the main body of rural areas, farmers have the right to know and the right to supervise, and have important supervisory responsibilities over the management of village affairs, the management of collective assets and resources, and the implementation of subsidy policies. In the process of rural revitalization and rural governance, all regions need to establish and improve the open system of village affairs and the management system of collective assets and resources to ensure that farmers' right to know and supervision are effectively guaranteed. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen the education of peasants and enhance their awareness and ability to participate in the management and supervision of village affairs. Only when peasants can actively participate in and supervise village affairs can they promote the just development and progress of the rural areas.
For peasants, it is an important task to participate in the supervision of village affairs and protect their own rights and interests. As rural residents and builders, they have a direct interest in the development and change of the village. By strengthening supervision over the management of village affairs, collective assets and resources, and subsidy policies, farmers can protect their right to know, prevent damage to their rights and interests, and safeguard their legitimate interests. By actively participating in and supervising village affairs, farmers can promote the just development of rural areas and achieve the goal of rural revitalization. Therefore, every peasant should attach importance to his right to supervise and know, play an active role in the affairs of the village, and contribute his own strength to the progress of the village.