Nominal: Who isn't a son-in-law?

Chapter 384 Who is the Principle?

"Have a drink of water, Comrade Zhang Yang."

Li Dakang considerately handed the other person their water cup, then looked at the others and said, "Secretary Chu, Governor Zhao, comrades, this is my viewpoint."

"Um,"

Chu Shijun nodded slightly and asked, "Do any other comrades have different opinions? Or do you have other recommendations? Since it has been brought up, let's brainstorm and discuss it, and include it in the subsequent investigation scope of the Organization Department."

Apart from Zhang Yang, whose body was trembling, the expressions of the others varied.

Seeing that no one spoke up, Zhao Zhi glanced at Liu Tonggu, the secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission, who was diagonally opposite him, and slowly said, "Besides Comrade Shen He, I think we can consider Comrade Ji Gaoning, the full-time deputy secretary of the Provincial Political and Legal Committee."

"She has worked in the political and legal system for many years. After Comrade Dagong took over as secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, she has been assisting him diligently and has been handling the daily affairs of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission in a comprehensive manner. She has the ability and qualifications to do so."

As soon as he finished speaking, Liu Tonggu immediately said, "I agree with this line of thinking."

"The political and legal system emphasizes continuity and professionalism. Internal promotion is more reliable than external appointments and is also more likely to keep the various cadres in the public security, procuratorate, court and judicial departments in check."

"I think Sima Shenhe is suitable..."

"I think Comrade Ji Gaoning is suitable..."

"I think Huo Tancheng, the chief prosecutor of the procuratorate, is suitable. He is a veteran of the political and legal system and was promoted from the position of deputy secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission..." (Book friend)

Soon, the members of the Standing Committee started to chime in, some recommending people, while others echoed the opinions of their predecessors.

Seeing this, Organization Minister Chen Xinghe glanced at Chu Shijun and tried to smooth things over:

"The opinions of all comrades are very pertinent."

"Sima Shenhe has a complete resume, having worked at the grassroots level, in the judicial and procuratorial system, the political and legal committee, and the public security bureau, which gives him a significant advantage. However, some colleagues have pointed out his shortcomings, including a tendency to focus his work on public security, controversies in coordinating major cases, and insufficient experience in comprehensive overall management."

"Comrade Ji Gaoning, the full-time deputy secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, is familiar with the system and can facilitate a smooth transition. His shortcomings are that he is relatively junior and lacks pioneering spirit."

"Prosecutor Huo Tancheng is qualified and familiar with the system. His weakness is that he is slightly weaker in controlling the situation and has less experience in coordinating law enforcement and publicity."

"Subsequently, our organization department followed procedures and included these three comrades and other suitable candidates recommended later in the scope of investigation. We conducted a comprehensive assessment and comparison, not based on seniority or bias, but only on suitability and the overall situation."

After he finished speaking, Chu Shijun slowly said, "The matter of selecting the secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission is not urgent; everything must wait for the decision of the higher authorities."

"At the same time, the Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission is in charge of the overall political and legal situation in our province, the conduct of the supervisory team, and the safeguarding of social bottom lines. Political stance, professional ability, overall planning, and personal reputation are all indispensable."

"The different opinions everyone has expressed today are all reasonable and have all hit the nail on the head."

"The Organization Department should expand the scope of its investigation, solicit opinions from various sectors including the political and legal system, local governments, and discipline inspection, law enforcement, and judicial departments, thoroughly understand the strengths, weaknesses, and shortcomings, develop a mature plan, and, in conjunction with the decision of higher authorities, conduct a special study and finalize it at the next Standing Committee meeting."

"Okay, Secretary Chu."

Chen Xinghe nodded.

After the personnel issues were settled, the meeting continued to review them item by item. Some minor adjustments to the leadership teams of some cities and prefectures, as well as the reporting of appointments and removals of deputy heads of provincial departments and bureaus, were deliberated, discussed and voted on in accordance with procedures. No major disagreements arose and all were reviewed and approved.

After all the agenda items were completed, Chu Shijun gave a summary and concluded the meeting.

"Comrades, the tasks set forth by the Standing Committee today cover all aspects of political study, economic development, people's livelihood, Party conduct and style, political and legal personnel, and grassroots governance. All comrades must ensure that you fulfill your primary responsibilities in your respective areas of responsibility, and immediately deploy, communicate, and implement these tasks after the meeting."

"Yes!" ×12

"The political and legal system must ensure a smooth transition, stabilizing the workforce and maintaining overall social stability. The Organization Department should expedite the evaluation and deliberation process for the new Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission, strictly control the process, fully incorporate the opinions of all comrades today, comprehensively verify the candidate's resume and performance, and ensure that the selected comrade can shoulder heavy responsibilities, uphold the bottom line, and promote development."

"receive."

"Okay, Secretary Chu,"

"All matters agreed upon at the meetings will be recorded by the Provincial Party Committee's Supervision Office, with clear deadlines, item-by-item supervision, and year-end verification and closure."

"I hope that all members of the Provincial Party Committee will, in the future, be selfless, abide by the rules, consider the overall situation, work diligently and pragmatically, unite as one, and work together to steadily advance all undertakings in the province."

"This meeting of the Standing Committee is now adjourned!"

After Chu Shijun finished speaking, a staff member came up and handed him the meeting minutes for him to sign, but the staff member looked somewhat hesitant.

"What's the problem?"

Seeing Chu Shijun ask a question, the staff member turned to look at the stenographers in the second row, leaned down, and whispered, "Secretary Chu, this is the first time these two stenographers are independently taking notes at the Standing Committee meeting. They're a little unsure about some situations, like what happened with Secretary Dakang and Secretary Zhang Yang just now... They're worried that similar notes might..."

I see,

Chu Shijun nodded slightly and spoke into the microphone: "There is one point I want to make. The Standing Committee is for discussing issues, and it is normal for heated debates to occur. However, in principle, it is not allowed to escalate to personal attacks or even physical violence. Each time, the stenographers who attend the meeting will record the information truthfully according to regulations, and the record will be consistent with the video recording. I will sign it at the end."

The stenographer behind him breathed a sigh of relief, as if he had been granted a pardon.

They were really newcomers. Previously, they were always led by older members to take notes at meetings. Moreover, the debates in the Standing Committee hadn't been very intense before, mainly because Xia Qiusheng had been in control for some years.

They never expected that on their first visit, they would encounter Li Dakang, a general from Handong, firing his cannons, which made them somewhat worried.

After all, they had heard some stories about Handong. Although such stories existed in various places, including Baijiang in the past, they were still afraid when they actually encountered one.

Now that Chu Shijun has spoken, there's nothing to worry about.

Because they had also heard that the stenographer of the Standing Committee of the Handong Municipal Committee was someone they wouldn't trade even for a promotion, and whose writing was incredibly truthful, all because Chu Shijun was holding the fort.

However, they are still young, and the Standing Committee members could tell from that.

If you disagree in principle, that's not acceptable. But what if you agree in principle?

The key question is, who is the principle here?

Meeting adjourned.

After signing the papers, Chu Shijun adjourned the meeting and then got up and left the venue.

Ye Wentao, the secretary who was on probation, had to stay behind to coordinate with staff and the Provincial Party Committee Office to confirm the final meeting minutes. After all the Standing Committee members signed them, Chu Shijun made the final decision.

After signing their names one by one, the Standing Committee members left.

Zhao Zhi timed it perfectly and met Chen Xinghe at the corner after leaving the conference room.

"Comrade Xinghe, the selection of the Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission is of great importance. The situation in our province's political and legal system is complex. The comrades mentioned each have their own strengths and weaknesses. The Organization Department should put in a lot of effort to comprehensively verify the past performance of each candidate and conduct an objective and fair assessment. If there is anything the government needs to cooperate with, please don't hesitate to ask."

Chen Xinghe listened silently, his expression unchanged, and smiled in a formulaic manner. "Please rest assured, Governor Zhao, our Organization Department will be objective and fair in selecting candidates. We will take into account the suggestions of all the Standing Committee members, verify the relevant issues mentioned in the objections, and widely solicit opinions from all parties. We will promptly report any progress to all members of the leadership team."

"good,"

After listening, Zhao Zhi met his gaze for a few seconds, then nodded solemnly and said meaningfully, "Then please, Comrade Xinghe, carefully consider this matter."

Looking at his retreating figure, Chen Xinghe shook his head slightly.

What you're saying is ridiculous. I was so careful, so very careful, but in the end, even after I submitted the person you recommended, it still didn't pass. So why was I so careful?

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