China News Agency, Beijing, August 20 (Zhang Su, Xie Yanbing) Up to now, 25 central management cadres have been "sacked" one after another this year.

In the first half of the year alone, the national discipline inspection and supervision organs punished more than 260,000 people for "fly greed" around the masses.

A number of clean government scholars said that the data shows that China's anti-corruption work has always maintained its strength and continued to gallop, and there are three bright spots.

　　One of the highlights lies in "highlighting the key points".

　　"This year, the anti-corruption efforts of the CPC Central Committee have not weakened in the slightest, and it still maintains a high-pressure situation." Song Wei, deputy director of the Research Center for Integrity and Governance of Tsinghua University, said that the anti-corruption work in key areas, key groups, and key links is continuing. deepen.

　　It is not difficult to see from the official information that the anti-corruption efforts in key industries and fields such as finance and grain purchase and sales have been increasing.

According to the "Semi-annual Report on Anti-corruption" issued by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the State Supervision Commission, a total of 63 people from central party and state organs, state-owned enterprises and financial institutions were under investigation.

　　"About half of the cadres of the central party and state organs, state-owned enterprises and financial units that have been investigated and dealt with are from the financial system." Song Wei analyzed that this not only shows that the financial industry is still one of the areas with high incidence of corruption, but also shows that anti-corruption Focusing on the key points of the work, by focusing on rectifying corruption in a certain field, it is expected to improve the ability and effectiveness of corruption governance.

　　This year, the number of central management cadres under disciplinary inspection has reached 25, and this anti-corruption effort has attracted great attention from the outside world.

Zhuang Deshui, deputy director of the Research Center for Incorrupt Government Construction at Peking University, said that the increase in the number of "tiger" attacks and the accelerated frequency of "tiger" attacks not only aims to eliminate the "cancer" of corruption within the party and create a clean and upright political ecology, but also conveys the strict control of elections. It is a signal of people's politics and integrity, and the selection of truly outstanding leading cadres to important positions.

　　The second highlight is the "precise implementation of policies".

　　In the opinion of the interviewed scholars, the decisions and deployments made by the Fifth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, such as the continuous punishment of corruption in state-owned enterprises, have been vigorously and effectively implemented.

At present, the anti-corruption situation is still severe and complex. The deployments made by the Sixth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, such as continuing to promote corruption governance in the financial sector and deepening the anti-corruption work of state-owned enterprises, can be described as targeted and precise policies.

　　"Whether it is the grasp of some cases in the anti-corruption process or the improvement of related systems, the degree of precision can be said to be getting higher and higher." Song Wei said, taking the ninth round of inspections of the 19th Central Committee recently completed feedback as an example, the Central Committee The inspection not only once again achieved the goal of full coverage of the inspection in one term, but also became more precise in the political supervision of the inspected units.

　　As he said, the outstanding problems found in this round of inspections include "inadequate overall development and security, insufficient prevention and mitigation of risks", "corruption risks in some key areas and key positions, and 'four winds' problems still occur".

At present, the inspected central and state organs are being rectified respectively.

　　The Sixth Plenary Session of the Nineteenth Central Commission for Discipline Inspection also made arrangements to resolutely rectify corruption and work style issues around the masses.

In the first half of this year alone, more than 50,000 corruption and work-style problems were investigated and dealt with across the country, and more than 80,000 people were criticized and educated to help and deal with.

Among them, many places have promoted the solution of a number of "pain points" of people's livelihood through special governance such as public parking management, student meals in primary and secondary schools, chaos in the funeral field, and false and illegal advertisements.

　　Zhu Lijia, a professor at the Central Party School (National School of Administration), said that China's anti-corruption work is not only characterized by institutionalization and standardization, but also in its ability to accurately respond to people's demands.

By summarizing previous anti-corruption experience and promoting the entire anti-corruption work from point to point, the level of rule of law and precision will be further improved.

　　The third bright spot is to "tighten the institutional cage".

　　Song Wei noted that, following the publication of last year's "Regulations on the Organization of the Communist Party of China (for Trial Implementation)" and "Opinions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Strengthening the Supervision of "Top Leaders" and Leading Groups," this year there was another "Leading Cadres Spouse, Children and Their Provisions such as the Regulations on the Administration of Spouse Doing Business and Running Enterprises were promulgated, which provided a scientific and feasible institutional basis and institutional support for comprehensively and strictly governing the party.

　　He further pointed out that whether it is "fighting tigers", "swatting flies", "hunting foxes", or issuing a series of institutional norms, they all emphasize the integration of the promotion of not being corrupt, not being able to be corrupt, and not wanting to be corrupt, emphasizing the integrity of the three. This is not only a summary of the important experience in anti-corruption since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, but also the orientation or goal of future anti-corruption work.

　　In the first half of the year, there is also the "Working Rules for Disciplinary Inspection and Supervision Organs Stationed Institutions" in the party's regulations and norms, which aim to promote the standardization, rule of law, and regularization of the discipline inspection and supervision work itself.

In addition, after the ninth round of inspections of the 19th Central Committee, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the State Supervision Commission is establishing a list of problems, tasks, and responsibilities, and stated that it will "come out rectification measures that are operable, implementable, and inspectable."

　　"Disciplinary inspection and supervision organs are not natural 'safe boxes', and they cannot only look at others and not themselves." Zhuang Deshui said, this also reflects "the determination of the Party Central Committee to turn inward, scrape bones to cure poison, and strictly prevent 'darkness under the light'."

　　The interviewed scholars emphasized that by formulating intra-party laws and regulations, strengthening institutional anti-corruption construction for weak links, and making up for institutional weaknesses, corruption can be effectively prevented from the system. The level of governance has far-reaching significance.

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