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"That's what he said. It's hard to manage. If we rashly use violence, we might cause public outcry. So we've always tried to minimize the problem and let it go." Huang Di nodded.

"How can this be allowed?"

Xu Nuojun said seriously, "Letting vagrants gather in groups and wander around will seriously affect the city's appearance and public security. If we don't address this and that, a series of problems will arise, and we'll still have to solve them eventually."

Huang Di and the others looked at each other, speechless.

I know you're happy because someone else is taking the blame and getting scolded, but could you please not make it so obvious?

Seeing that she was about to continue, Jiang Xueyu helplessly tapped the investigation report in front of her and said, "According to feedback, the Municipal Public Security Bureau has also suppressed a lot of cases."

"continue."

Xu Nuojun remained composed, her expression unchanged.

"The specific details that Comrade Huang Di mentioned are all in the report. Let me just briefly talk about our situation here."

Jiang Xueyu lowered her head.

According to relevant universities, there are many students from outside the region…

"Furthermore, after comparing the data reported by comrades in high-frequency urban areas, it was found that..."

"Regarding the financial aspect, the specific amounts of subsidies and preferential policies involved..."

"These aren't even the most serious ones."

Jiang Xueyu said with a solemn expression, "After the meeting this morning, while we were conducting our investigation, the comrades from the National Security Bureau contacted us. They indicated that among these people, there might be violations involving classified information or movement within restricted areas. Some have been caught for clear misconduct, but many more are undefinable, posing a significant hidden danger."

"Let's discuss this and see how to solve it."

Xu Nuojun looked at the three of them.

"Why don't we hold a meeting of the Municipal Party Committee Standing Committee to discuss this? There's strength in numbers, and we can all brainstorm together," Shen Changqiang suggested.

"It's getting late, I won't bother you any longer."

Xu Nuojun shook his head. "Let's come up with a preliminary plan first, then we can consult with Secretary Chu to get a better understanding of the situation."

"Should we be strict and make sweeping changes, or should we be more flexible?"

"Isn't this kind of radical approach a bit too much?"

Shen Changqiang hesitated,

"Currently, the city is developing into a provincial-level cross-border cultural and tourism port city, and the province has also approved the Tianhe International Cultural and Tourism Business District project. We have worked hard to secure increased international flights and convenient policies for entry without pre-screening. If we directly tighten entry inspections at the port and strictly control the entry of foreign nationals, will it lead to a halving of airport passenger traffic and losses to port revenue, foreign-related hotels, and foreign trade merchants?"

"In addition, the city's annual assessment of opening up to the outside world and cultural and tourism economic indicators will also have a significant impact. Foreign-invested and foreign-related chambers of commerce will have opinions, which will affect Tianhe's reputation for attracting investment. These are all factors that need to be considered."

"Therefore, my view is that it is not advisable to impose a one-size-fits-all control at the port of entry. We should adopt a more flexible approach, strengthen control over subsequent residences, maintain the overall openness to the outside world, and the public security department should increase patrols and crack down on people without proper identification or residence."

"Comrade Changqiang is right."

Huang Di nodded. They were the only two at the same level here, and what the other person said matched his work perfectly.

"inappropriate,"

Xu Nuojun thought for a moment, then shook her head and said,

"Secretary Chu's attitude this morning was very clear: we need to consider some of the public opinion issues and economic considerations, but what we need to consider even more is the public's evaluation."

"really,"

Jiang Xueyu nodded and sighed, "The police have reported that the lower-level police force is already overloaded. If all the pressure is put on them, it won't work. Flexible management won't work."

"A one-size-fits-all approach won't work, and neither will flexible management."

Xu Nuojun took out a cigarette, lit it, threw the cigarette pack in front of the group of people, and then got up and paced back and forth in the conference room.

"Here, everyone, have one and think it over."

Jiang Xueyu picked up a cigarette and offered one to each person.

*Slap* *Slap* *Slap*

After three crisp cracking sounds, the conference room was soon filled with smoke.

"I say, how about we just give the solution with a one-size-fits-all approach?" Huang Di said suddenly, taking a drag of his cigarette.

"Oh?"

Everyone looked at him.

"Anyway, what we've come up with are just draft proposals. Whether they'll be approved depends on Secretary Chu's opinion. If the proposal is too lenient, it's unlikely to be effective. But how strict it should be is also uncertain at the moment. We'll definitely have to make adjustments based on the actual situation."

Huang Di said, "So, let's just go for the strictest approach for now, see what Secretary Chu thinks, and revise it if necessary. At least the attitude will be right, what do you think?"

"I think it's a good idea."

Jiang Xueyu nodded.

Xu Nuojun no longer hesitated, pulled out a chair and sat down, "Then let's go with this standard, and raise the bar for handling this case."

The group then discussed for nearly an hour and finally came up with a solution.

……

The next day, in the morning.

The three arrived at the provincial party committee at the appointed time.

"Secretary Chu, after yesterday's meeting, we conducted investigations and research, and quickly finalized a preliminary 'anti-gang crime' plan. Please review it." Xu Nuojun handed over the plan.

"So fast?"

"Could this just be a shoddy job?"

Chu Shijun glanced at him and reached out to take it.

"No, no, I wouldn't dare,"

The three chuckled and quickly shook their heads.

While Chu Shijun was reviewing the proposal, Xu Nuojun explained, "This plan was finalized by us and Director Huang after considering the current situation of congestion at the Heitu Airport port, the influx of undocumented foreign nationals entering the country, disorderly movement throughout the city, and frequent disturbances and disturbances. The city leadership also weighed the pros and cons of cultural and tourism development, the business environment, and public safety."

"Considering the impact, the overall plan is very strict. It controls entry at the port, clears out as many stranded people as possible in the city, and legislates to restrict private rentals to plug loopholes at the source. The whole set of measures is quite tough, and we will do our best to quell public grievances and stabilize public order."

Chu Shijun looked down and flipped through the draft proposal, reading it line by line.

I focused my attention on phrases like "vigorously cracking down on and rectifying thugs" and "the public security organs are strengthening law enforcement patrols and will take force measures when necessary" several times.

After a moment of silence, he raised his eyes and said calmly, "Comrade Nuojun, your 'anti-gang crime' plan is very interesting, and indeed very strict."

"First of all, I would like to commend your attitude of facing the problems head-on and daring to take strict measures. This plan is strong enough and has a clear bottom line. It does not blindly accommodate foreign business and cultural tourism data, but prioritizes safeguarding the sense of security of local people. The general direction is entirely acceptable, and I agree in principle to the implementation of the entire plan."

The three were overjoyed. How could they manage to be so strict?

"However, while this plan appears comprehensive, it actually has several weaknesses. It lacks strict control and leaves room for maneuver. If it is implemented, the chaos will rebound in less than a month."

Chu Shijun shook his head.

"First of all, the threshold for this tiered entry system at ports of entry remains too lenient. You only discourage undocumented foreign visitors from entering the country, but you are ignoring those who hold short-term tourist visas, change their purpose of travel after entering the country, or gather in groups."