Article 123 sets out a negative list for behaviors that infringe on the interests of the masses

Raising funds and labor from the masses beyond the scope

refers to the establishment of public welfare undertakings such as collective production and life that are directly needed by villagers

Or turn one-on-one financing and labor into a fixed fee item

"On Resolutely Suppressing Arbitrary Charges" issued by the State Council in September 1990

Cadres arbitrarily increase charges for the masses

Collect money and materials from the masses or punish the masses

Should be exercised by administrative agencies and others in accordance with relevant laws and regulations

Even though the township people’s governments and grassroots stations have certain relevant powers

Or violate relevant regulations and default on payment to the masses

Refers to withholding or underpaying the property that should be paid to the masses

Withholding people’s property no matter what the purpose is, it is a violation of discipline

Refers to the delay in paying the money that should have been paid to the masses

Some are in arrears with project payments that should be settled and paid in a timely manner

Charging fees for violating relevant regulations during service activities

Must have clear legal and regulatory basis

Cadres must carry out management service activities in strict accordance with regulations

Making things difficult for the masses when handling matters involving the masses

Essentially, it takes the responsibility of serving the masses as the privilege of managing the masses

Some take the opportunity of handling matters involving the masses by taking the initiative or hinting to do so

6. There are behaviors that infringe on the interests of the masses in the field of rural revitalization.

Article 122 of the "Regulations" emphasizes severe or aggravated punishment for such disciplinary violations

In particular, we must effectively prevent and correct behaviors that infringe on the interests of the masses in the field of rural revitalization

7. Interference in production and operation autonomy.

The independent arrangement of production by legal persons on the basis of not violating national laws and regulations

Forcing farmers to purchase designated means of production or sell agricultural products through designated channels, etc.

Source: Website of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the State Supervision Commission