Chapter 8 of the "Regulations on Disciplinary Actions of China Producer Party" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations") mainly stipulates the disciplinary actions of party member cadres, especially leading cadres, who abuse power for personal gain. Incorporate the relevant contents of "8 prohibitions" and "52 prohibitions" stipulated in the original "Integrity Guidelines" into the "Regulations".

Power and money transactions have increased, giving gifts, gifts and consumption cards that are obviously beyond the normal courtesy to relatives and staff around them, illegally obtaining, holding and actually using various consumption cards such as sports fitness cards and golf cards, illegally entering and leaving private clubs, illegally engaging in profit-making activities after leaving or retiring, and illegally setting wages or spamming allowances, subsidies and bonuses. , in violation of regulations, super-standard, super-range reception or taking the opportunity to eat and drink.

Disciplinary clauses such as trading power and money fully reflect the requirements of strictly administering the party in an all-round way. In this chapter, clear disciplinary provisions are made in turn on "abuse of power for personal gain, illegal acceptance of gifts and services, illegal profit-making activities, illegal possession and use of public funds and property, violation of the regulations on strict economy against waste, trading in power and money, and sex trading".

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Integrity discipline is the code of conduct that Party organizations and party member should abide by when they engage in official activities or other activities related to the exercise of their functions and powers, and it is an important guarantee to realize the integrity and political clarity of cadres.

Integrity discipline refers to the norms that guide, adjust, restrain and standardize civil servants' integrity in politics in the form of laws and regulations. It is the code of conduct for civil servants, and its purpose is to ensure that civil servants perform their duties in accordance with their duties and be honest in politics. The Civil Servant Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that civil servants must be honest and clean, and shall not embezzle, gamble, accept bribes or seek personal gain for themselves or others by taking advantage of their positions.

Shall not organize, start enterprises and participate in other profit-making business activities.

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