According to the report of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection: In terms of rectifying formalism and bureaucracy, in view of the stubborn diseases of formalism and bureaucracy that party members and cadres have strongly reflected, such as setting local economic development goals out of reality, spending huge sums of money to "pile up bonsai", engaging in image projects, face projects, and even falsifying projects, the "Regulations" add in Article 132 the punishment provisions for arbitrary decision-making, mechanical implementation, engaging in literature and mountains and seas, increasing the number of layers of weight, excessive traces, and increasing the burden of grassroots work. It has released a strong signal to keep pace with the times and rectify formalism and bureaucracy, and to enforce discipline more strictly in the future.
Formalism kills people, and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection has made new arrangements for rectifying formalism, pointing out that with regard to some image projects and bonsai projects, false formalism should be continuously intensified.
The Central Commission for Discipline Inspection pointed out that grassroots cadres are burdened by all kinds of formalism and do not have time to really go down to the grassroots level to do practical and good things for the masses.
In order to reduce the burden on the grassroots units, it is necessary to continuously intensify the rectification of formalism and bureaucracy, constantly eliminate unnecessary formalism, and truly extricate the grassroots cadres.