The Seven Rules of Profit-seeking Law Enforcement is the central government's system to regulate the law enforcement behavior of public officials, which covers the possible problems of public officials in the process of law enforcement, and promotes the strictness and standardization of law enforcement by stipulating responsibilities, standardizing behaviors and positioning standards. The specific contents of the seven provisions of profit-seeking law enforcement include: 1. Do not explicitly or implicitly ask for any property or other benefits from the parties or their relevant stakeholders; 2. Shall not transfer the case to other departments and units, and list the specific reasons; 3. Do not disclose law enforcement secrets; 4 shall not occupy or misappropriate materials, evidence and funds in the process of handling cases; 5. Do not seek personal gain for relatives and friends or staff who violate regulations; 6. Do not accept banquets, travel, fitness and other arrangements that may affect the fair performance of duties; 7. There shall be no other violations of laws and regulations, integrity discipline and work discipline. These regulations are designed to ensure that law enforcement personnel enforce the law fairly and prevent the linkage of interests from affecting the effectiveness of law enforcement. At the same time, this provision also reflects the determination of the party and the government to resolutely fight corruption and promote honesty, and emphasizes that public officials must abide by laws, regulations and professional ethics.
What is the effect of the seven regulations on profit-seeking law enforcement? The seven provisions of profit-seeking law enforcement have achieved positive results in standardizing law enforcement behavior, improving administrative efficiency and maintaining fairness and justice. In practice, local discipline inspection and supervision organs require administrative law enforcement departments at all levels to fully implement this provision, strengthen the standardization of law enforcement and enhance the credibility of administrative law enforcement. At the same time, the regulations also guide public officials to consciously establish good professional ethics and moral habits, and promote the continuous development of strictly administering the party in an all-round way.
As an important law enforcement norm formulated by the central government, the Seven Provisions on Profit-making Law Enforcement is of great significance for further strengthening law enforcement and promoting the strict administration of the Party. Governments and public officials at all levels should deeply understand the importance of this provision, actively implement it, and effectively improve the quality and efficiency of law enforcement.
Legal basis:
Seven provisions of public security organs prohibiting law enforcement for profit 1. Strictly perform administrative duties according to law, and prohibit issuing or disguised confiscation indicators and abusing law enforcement means to "generate income".