Nominal: Energy sector enters Handong, breaking the deadlock

As for what will happen to Song Yunhui next, Gao Yuliang has no idea.

Ding Jianguo's main principle is support, unconditional support.

Fifteen minutes later.

The Standing Committee members returned to the Standing Committee meeting room and took their seats one after another.

Sha Ruijin had made up his mind; it was just standing there.

It doesn't matter.

They immediately ordered Wan Changhai to remove the chair from the main seat.

what!

There are no seats.

As the top leader, I must stand in the main position.

Therefore, no matter what, the Thirteen Protectors all have their own unique strengths.

Tian Guofu and Ren Zhimin were still standing in the same old spot.

So what if I stand? I'm a man, it's nothing.

Li Dakang was holding back his laughter. Being punished by being made to stand was something that had never happened before.

Should!

Being late for a meeting must be dealt with seriously.

I secretly sighed with relief that I wasn't late this time.

Song Yunhui glanced at Xiao Jinzi standing there out of the corner of his eye, and actually felt a little awkward.

"Comrades, let's continue the meeting."

The second item on the agenda was the unresolved issues regarding the appointment of 125 cadres slated for promotion across the province.

As soon as he finished speaking, everyone in the room immediately regained their composure and straightened their posture.

Apart from Sha Ruijin and Song Yunhui, the other eleven members of the Standing Committee all have people they want to promote.

It can be said that it is closely related to them.

Wu Chunlin wasn't stupid this time. As soon as the issue was raised, he was the first to speak up: "Secretary Sha, Governor Song, this batch of cadres has been piling up for too long. The long-term unresolved issues are not only delaying the growth of cadres, but also affecting the enthusiasm of grassroots workers. We must vote on it as soon as possible."

We can no longer afford to be passively attacked.

First, let's state the Organization Department's position.

Ding Jianguo nodded in agreement: "Minister Wu is right. The longer we drag this out, the more conflicts and hidden dangers we may encounter. The sooner we vote, the sooner Handong will benefit."

The other members of the Standing Committee nodded in agreement, with virtually no dissenting opinions.

No one, including Sha Ruijin, wanted to relive the unpleasant experience of attempting to freeze the system.

Subsequently, Song Yunhui put forward his proposal: "Comrades, since everyone has no objections, I propose that the Provincial Party Committee Organization Department take the lead in comprehensively reviewing the resumes, achievements, work style, ideology, and character of this group of cadres."

We will process a batch of projects as they mature, conduct inspections on a batch, submit them to meetings, and implement them in a batch, preventing any backlog or delays.

Completed within two weeks at the latest.

Older cadres should be given priority in attending meetings.

It can be said that every aspect has been taken care of.

It was swift and decisive, landing with a resounding thud.

Naturally, no one would object.

Sha Ruijin finally raised his hand, "I also agree, very good, unanimous vote, everyone applaud to pass. Our team is very united."

Handong is not a disorganized group, but a closely united collective.

What followed was naturally meant for those above.

Whether others believe it or not, Tian Guofu certainly doesn't.

Old Sha came with a mission, so he was all smiles on the surface.

After a round of enthusiastic applause, Song Yunhui began to raise questions: "Comrades, today we will discuss personnel matters."

I'd like to briefly mention some prominent problems existing in the Handong Public Security Bureau.

Gao Yuliang was a little flustered.

No!

Why would you hit your own people with a board?

That doesn't seem right.

Squad leader!

Ding Jianguo didn't care; he had just been put in charge of this area.

No matter what, I believe in Song Yunhui.

Ren Zhimin was sweating profusely because this was the area he had been in charge of before Song Yunhui arrived.

Now that the burden has been taken away, Song Yunhui is trying to settle old scores.

That's not right. There's nothing wrong with the police force, and there haven't been any major mass incidents.

What kind of trouble is Song Yunhui up to now?

Pointing to the police station was exactly what Sha Ruijin wanted.

Sha Ruijin was completely baffled by Song Yunhui.

Is he trying to give himself an advantage by attacking Gao Yuliang?

That's not right.

It is absolutely impossible.

Sha Ruijin thought for a few seconds before speaking, "Comrade Yunhui, this is a democratic meeting, you can speak freely."

Anyway, it has nothing to do with him.

Say it, whatever.

It doesn't matter!

We will absolutely not cover it up.

Song Yunhui solemnly said, "Comrades, I have only been in Handong for a short time. Let me tell you what I know."

Qi Tongwei, the director of the Provincial Public Security Department, has served in his position for many years and is capable, but he has not yet joined the provincial government leadership or served as vice governor.

Zhao Donglai, the director of the Jingzhou Public Security Bureau, is a crime-solving expert nominally affiliated with the Ministry of Public Security, but he does not serve as the deputy mayor.

Cheng Du, director of the Guangming branch of the Jingzhou Public Security Bureau, does not serve as deputy head of Guangming District.

The fact that the top leaders of the public security organs at the provincial, municipal, and district levels were not given high-ranking positions is probably quite rare.

In the event of an emergency, can you command other units or individuals?

It hits the nail on the head regarding a situation that no one has ever mentioned before.

The entire room fell silent instantly.

Actually, everyone knows the situation, but no one brings it up.

The most upset person was Gao Yuliang, who felt like he had been hit over the head.

Gao Yuliang pondered for a few seconds before beginning to explain the objective difficulties: "Governor Song, the public security system implements dual management."

Even if our Political and Legal Affairs Commission fully supports the promotion and appointment of cadres, the provincial, municipal, and district governments may not be able to reach a consensus. It involves multiple parties, and if one party disagrees, it may not be able to reach the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee.

First, shift the blame.

The Political and Legal Affairs Commission cannot be blamed.

If I take the blame, won't I be constantly being bullied by Tian Guofu?

Ren Zhimin immediately waved his hand and shook his head, disclaiming any involvement on the spot, "Secretary Yuliang, our provincial government will not take the blame for this."

The core problem doesn't lie with the government, but entirely with Qi Tongwei.

Qi Tongwei is a provincial-level public security bureau chief, but he has not yet enjoyed the treatment of a deputy provincial-level official.

Qi Tongwei is stuck in the position of a department head, and is anxious to be promoted to vice minister; his mentality has already become unbalanced.

Gao Yuliang smiled and said, "Oh, Executive Director Ren is right. It seems you understand Qi Tongwei quite well."

Please continue.

Gao Yuliang muttered to himself that Ren Zhimin was an idiot.

This is a poor attempt to shift the blame.

Gao Yuliang had always wanted to promote his student Qi Tongwei to the vice-provincial level.

Ren Zhimin's words, in turn, gave him an opportunity.

My mood actually improved.

Ren Zhimin stood there, looking down at Gao Yuliang, and rolled his eyes at him. "That's just how it is."

As the director of the Jingzhou Public Security Bureau, Zhao Donglai's rank would be equal to Qi Tongwei's if he were to become the vice mayor of Jingzhou.

Qi Tongwei was worried that he couldn't command Zhao Donglai.

The Provincial Public Security Department would never agree to Zhao Donglai's promotion to vice mayor.

That is indeed the case.

Ren Zhimin continued his analysis, "Similarly, Zhao Donglai was suppressed by Qi Tongwei and had no hope of promotion, so naturally he would not take the initiative to recommend his subordinates for promotion."

With no upward or downward promotions, the entire promotion channel within the public security system became congested.

Therefore, in conclusion, the root cause lies with Qi Tongwei.

Upon hearing this, Sha Ruijin frowned and said in a deep voice, "Executive Ren's analysis is reasonable and well-founded."

Looking at it this way, it's clear that personal selfishness is the culprit, which is indeed very unreasonable.

Cadres work hard and sweat to do practical things, but in the end they can't get promoted, which seriously dampens the overall enthusiasm of the public security system.

Now that the problem is out in the open, it needs to be resolved thoroughly.

If you have suitable candidates or reasonable proposals, please submit them now. The Organization Department will initiate the evaluation process after this meeting.

The meeting then proceeded to the personnel nomination process.

Sha Ruijin had ulterior motives; he wanted to promote Zhao Donglai to the position of vice mayor of Jingzhou City.

They didn't care that Qi Tongwei had been promoted to vice-provincial level.