Members attending the Second Session of the 14 th CPPCC National Committee reported for duty today
Member Lian Yuming: Putting forward high-quality motions is the basic skill of committee members in performing their duties
On the morning of 3 March, member Lian Yuming reported to the station. The Second Session of the 14 th CPPCC National Committee will be held on 4 March. Today, members of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) have reported for duty one after another In the morning, at the Hongfu Building, Lian Yuming, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the founding president of the Beijing Institute of International Development, signed in to register, check the information and collect the materials under the guidance of the staff.
I have prepared 14 proposals this year. He introduced that these proposals cover education, culture, social governance, etc., among which "the proposal on science and technology to empower grassroots governance to promote the modernization of social work", focusing on improving the level of social work modernization, in view of the current grassroots governance segmentation, data sharing and other phenomena, it is recommended to establish an open source database of social governance, build a unified national grassroots governance digital intelligence tool platform, encourage the application of "digital social workers" in grassroots governance, and improve the "satisfaction index" of the masses with the "wisdom index".
Putting forward high-quality proposals is the basic skill of committee members in performing their duties. As a "veteran committee member" who has been re-elected for two consecutive terms, Lian Yuming has to submit an average of more than 10 motions every year, many of which have resonated with the society. Talking about the secret of efficient performance of duties, he said that the various activities organized by the CPPCC National Committee are full of gold, and no matter how busy he is, he must find time to participate; in the course of investigation and study, he can not only keep abreast of the major policies of the party and the state, but also extensively listen to the people's opinions and opinions, and grasp first-hand information, all of which have laid a solid foundation for "making accurate proposals." At the same time, he also paid attention to combining his own work with the performance of his duties by committee members, and turned the research results of think tanks into proposals, many of which took a year or even many years to polish.
**: Beijing**client reporter Wu Honghong
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