In name only, I, Gao Yuliang, will sink Handong at worst.

Handong, Jingzhou Airport.

All the Standing Committee members of Handong are here to welcome the Central Inspection Team. You should know that the Central Inspection Team doesn't come without a reason. Normally, such an inspection team is led by a vice minister, but now there is also the Minister of Public Security here.

Compared to Gao Yuliang, Liu Changsheng, and Qi Tongwei, the other Standing Committee members in Handong were the most bewildered at this time, because such news could not be kept secret.

What kind of grand spectacle could have drawn the Minister of Public Security here?

If any minister were to come, shouldn't it be the Organization Department of the Central Committee? They'd come to talk to Gao Yuliang, to discuss his promotion to provincial party secretary! But now the Minister of Public Security is here; even sending an executive vice minister would have been better!

The car drove into the airport. Ordinary people can also drive into the airport if they have money. The twelve members of the Standing Committee plus Qi Tongwei were here to welcome the Central Inspection Team.

"Governor Liu, do you know why the Central Inspection Team is here this time? Is there anything we haven't done well enough in our work?" Li Dakang couldn't help but ask.

The surrounding Standing Committee members couldn't help but lean over to listen. They didn't know the news, but Governor Liu was probably aware of it; after all, he was the top official in the provincial government, and his information network was much more extensive.

"How would I know? The central government has its own plans. All we need to do is cooperate with them," Liu Changsheng replied simply.

"And what about Governor Yu Liang? Qi Tongwei is your disciple, and the people who came are leaders from the Ministry of Public Security. You can't possibly not know that!"

"Qi Tongwei is just the director of the Provincial Public Security Department, not even a vice governor. There are 34 provincial public security department directors in the country. How much communication do you think Qi Tongwei has with the Minister of Public Security?" Gao Yuliang said unhurriedly.

All eyes fell on Qi Tongwei, who was being stared at by Li Dakang with a death stare. But he wasn't intimidated. "You may be of a higher rank than me, but I have a teacher. Others may be afraid of you, but I won't."

"I don't know why the Minister of Public Security came here."

They found nothing unusual about Qi Tongwei, so they had no choice but to give up. These officials were all shrewd and had an exceptional ability to read people; often, people simply didn't care.

"The plane is about to land, so we just need to wait."

A Boeing 737 landed slowly, connected to the jet bridge, and passengers disembarked via the jet bridge. Then, a group of people wearing white shirts with party badges on their chests got off.

They wouldn't mistake someone for someone else; they checked the person's information beforehand, knowing they were coming to pick them up.

"Minister Hao, welcome to Handong to guide our work." Liu Changsheng went over and shook hands. Gao Yuliang could sense that Governor Liu Changsheng was not without ambition for a higher position. Before, he had no hope, but now that he had made contributions, he might as well give it a shot.

The Standing Committee members present greeted each of the ministers who came down, making sure to show proper courtesy. There weren't many people, only about ten, but each of them was the kind of person who could directly set up an investigation team.

"Governor Liu, Secretary Yuliang, Director Tongwei, let's go to the Public Security Bureau together! I came along with the inspection team to see how the Public Security Bureau is doing. As for the inspection team's work, I won't get involved."

Minister Hao said this directly, and then led Liu Changsheng, Gao Yuliang and Qi Tongwei into a Coaster bus.

The other members of the Standing Committee naturally saw this, and their biggest suspicion was that Gao Yuliang and Liu Changsheng had, without their knowledge, directly contacted the Ministry of Public Security or found another powerful backer.

Otherwise, how could a big shot come to investigate? And in this kind of way, going directly to the Public Security Bureau? As for whether the Public Security Bureau has any major cases, I haven't really considered that.

The remaining Coaster buses picked up the Standing Committee members and the newly arrived inspection team members. Once Wu Chunlin got into the Coaster, he sent a message directly to Zhao Lichun.

"Zhao, Gao, Qi, and Hao got into a car alone and went to the Public Security Bureau to inspect their work."

These Standing Committee members were only responsible for helping to settle the inspection team members into a special guesthouse before returning to the provincial party committee office. The selection of personnel and the inspection team's visits to the city were all arranged by the provincial party committee secretary-general and the provincial government secretary-general, so they had nothing to do with it.

Public Security Bureau of Handong Province.

"This is mainly for recording data from each alarm center. Although the alarm centers are not located here, the real-time alarm records are transmitted to the Provincial Public Security Department for recording."

"The province receives about 150,000 emergency calls every day, of which about 60,000 are valid. All of these require police to respond, and each response requires at least two officers. Even if there are not enough officers, an auxiliary police officer is assigned."

The entire Handong Public Security Bureau is now well-organized. While Qi Tongwei may lack political acumen, his capabilities in public security are absolutely top-notch.

"Currently, we are implementing a system in Handong where police officers go down to the grassroots level, especially during holidays. This is to alleviate the pressure on the police during peak periods and to ensure that officers can understand the hard work of the police officers at the grassroots level."

"Now it's being implemented throughout Handong, especially around the Confucius Temple in Jingzhou, which is quite famous. This is partly because it's a tourist attraction with many visitors, and many people take photos and post them online."

"We've also set up one-button alarm centers in some urban villages, remote locations, and accident-prone areas. Just press a button to call the police. In many places, our police may not be able to patrol, but sometimes, just one alarm center can greatly enhance the sense of security for the general public."

"These things, just by being placed there, can reduce emergency calls and the emergency response rate. It's not because we're preventing people from calling the police or anything, but because these things have a deterrent effect."

Qi Tongwei introduced the development achievements in Handong, some of which were his own ideas, some were suggestions from teachers, and many were suggestions obtained directly from the Internet.

With Gao Yuliang and Liu Changsheng by his side, Minister Hao was mainly observing Qi Tongwei.

Liu Changsheng couldn't help but give Gao Yuliang a look: "You've taught this disciple of yours very well!"

Gao Yuliang smiled and said, "Of course."

"What are your thoughts on the future work of the police? Or what direction do you think our police force should take?" Hao Liang couldn't help but ask after looking at the entire Handong Public Security Bureau.

"With the continuous development of high technology, criminal methods are becoming increasingly novel. Cases of murder are declining, but there are many economic crimes such as telecommunications fraud, campus nude loans, nude chat, and casual sex."

"On the one hand, we are increasing our publicity efforts; on the other hand, we can develop software to directly identify the origin and real-name information of phone calls, thus taking preventative measures. The most important aspect is preventing information leaks and the sale of personal information, which is currently a very serious problem."

"We need to give companies that collect information exclusive keys, and even require them to take on the responsibility of monitoring the information. We are currently promoting the real-name registration system for phone cards, but the information collected by these companies may be being sold."

Qi Tongwei's statement was almost a veiled statement that those telecommunications companies were selling this kind of information, and it was very likely that they were selling it as data.

"Our public security department can create a special electronic ID card that changes at any time. We don't need companies to register with their real names. The most important thing is that it can be verified by our public security department."

Qi Tongwei offered some suggestions and reflections, many of which were based on a holistic perspective.

"You can prepare a report and submit it to me later."