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The seventh round of inspections of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China inspected 36 central and state agencies and units. The inspection work aims to strengthen intra-party supervision and promote the inspected units to implement rectification responsibilities.
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, October 25th According to the deployment of the Party Central Committee, the seventh round of inspection and feedback work of the 20th Central Committee was recently completed. Inspection feedback is carried out through a combination of centralized feedback and "one-to-one" feedback from the inspection group.
The centralized feedback meeting conveyed and learned the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech when he listened to the Central Committee’s report on the seventh round of inspections, notified the problems discovered during the inspection, and made arrangements for rectification during the inspection. Liu Jinguo, secretary of the Central Secretariat and deputy leader of the Central Inspection Leading Group, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. The 15 central inspection teams provided "one-to-one" feedback on the inspection status to the 36 central and state agencies and units participating in this round of inspections.
The feedback emphasized that each inspected party organization must conscientiously implement the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech, closely integrate it with the study and implementation of Xi Jinping’s party building thoughts, consciously proceed from politics and the overall situation, and carry out inspection rectification with the most determined attitude and an extremely responsible spirit. To improve their political standing, the central and state agencies are in a particularly important position in improving the party and state governance system and promoting Chinese-style modernization. They should take the lead and set an example in all aspects of work, and they should also set a benchmark in the implementation of rectifications and reforms. It is necessary to firmly shoulder the responsibility for rectification, and grasping rectification is a direct test of the performance of leading cadres. The "top leaders" must take full responsibility, tightly grasp the rectification in their hands, and take the lead in handling key and difficult issues; team members must strictly implement "one position, dual responsibilities" and do a good job in rectification tasks in the areas in charge. We must always care about the masses, lean down to the front line, understand the situation at the grassroots level, identify the crux of the problem, and come up with pragmatic and powerful solutions. We must have the courage to overcome difficulties, take rectification as an opportunity to strengthen and improve work, strive to build model institutions, and implement the first phalanx of "two safeguards". It is necessary to strengthen the supervision of rectification and strictly hold accountable those who deal with perfunctory and false rectification.
It is understood that the Central Inspection Team has also received clues about problems reported by some leading cadres, and has transferred them to relevant parties such as the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission, the Organization Department of the Central Committee and other relevant parties for handling in accordance with regulations.

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