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in recent years, various localities have actively promoted the working mechanism of "dare not corrupt, cannot corrupt, do not want to corrupt", with the main goal of strengthening supervision and binding force, and adopted a variety of means to effectively prevent and combat corruption. for example, we should improve the supervision mechanism of "top leaders", strengthen the normalization and institutionalization of heart-to-heart talks with members of the "top leaders" leadership team, and establish and improve the restraint mechanism for the exercise of power. at the same time, we will improve the restraint mechanism on the exercise of power in key links such as policy formulation, decision-making procedures, approval and supervision, and promote the integration of "top leader" supervision and supervision at the same level as well as the supervision mechanism for key positions.
at the same time, we should strengthen the mechanism for joint investigation and treatment of corruption issues in areas where power is concentrated, capital intensive, and resource-rich, improve the restraint mechanism on the exercise of power in key links such as policy formulation, decision-making procedures, and approval supervision, and improve joint punishment of key bribers. mechanisms to enrich effective methods for preventing and controlling new types of corruption and hidden corruption.
in terms of supervision and discipline enforcement, various localities have also taken many measures, such as strengthening the management of false accusations, improving the mechanism for chasing escapees, preventing escapes and recovering stolen goods, strengthening the construction of a culture of integrity in the new era, etc. at the same time, we will improve the grassroots supervision system, strengthen the working mechanism of "county coordination, township promotion and village promotion", build a grassroots public power big data supervision platform, and open up the "last mile" of grassroots supervision.
as times change, new forms of corruption continue to emerge. how to deal with these new forms of corruption requires more emphasis on the strategic use of disciplinary education methods so that the synergistic effect of "supervision" and "enforcement" can play a greater role.
