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"Regarding this matter, I've also had someone conduct an investigation report. Please take a look."

Chu Shijun stood up, pulled a document from his desk, walked back and handed it to Xu Nuojun, continuing:

"Among the foreign visitors currently flocking to the country, a large number of them apply for independent tourist visas in groups. After landing, they break away from the travel agencies and wander around the city together. If you still allow these people to pass through normally, it means that the source control is still not tight enough."

"My requirement is that foreign tourists on short-term tours must travel in a closed loop with a registered travel agency throughout the entire trip. They are prohibited from leaving the group to engage in independent activities. Once they leave the group, they will be directly included in the overstay control list and their departure will be verified on the spot."

"Ah, Secretary Chu, isn't this too strict? What if it causes a public opinion problem..." Xu Nuojun hesitated.

"Is it a matter of public opinion?"

"snort"

Chu Shijun snorted coldly, "Since they came here as tourists and were informed of the precautions beforehand, and they violated the rules first, we will handle it according to the law. What's with the talk of public opinion?"

"Openness and inclusiveness do not mean unlimited indulgence. We welcome tourists, but they must abide by laws and regulations. If they don't even have this basic awareness, what kind of civilization are we talking about?"

"Comrade Nuojun, your understanding is flawed!"

"Yes, yes, Secretary Chu, this is something I didn't consider. I was not aware of it properly, and I apologize," Xu Nuojun quickly replied.

"Another issue is the slow pace and loosely defined criteria in handling stranded individuals."

Chu Shijun continued, "Your plan for a twenty-day special investigation, focusing only on repatriating those who have exceeded their leave and processing paperwork for compliant personnel, is far too procrastinating. Take a look at the reports you have."

"The current idle migrant workers are already disrupting people's livelihoods and disturbing public order. We cannot relax the procedures for obtaining residence permits based on whether or not they have a need for employment."

"You should do the math yourselves. Are there more tourists from other regions or these outsiders coming to Tianhe? Who is really contributing to the tourism economy? You always talk about the big picture of culture and tourism, but you don't even know who the real beneficiaries are."

"Therefore, anyone who initially entered the country on a short-term tourist or business visa, and then spent a long time loitering without a fixed job or a compliant business project, regardless of whether their visa has expired, will be classified as an unauthorized overstayer. The investigation and screening must be completed within ten days, without a limit of twenty days, and they will be cleared out in batches in accordance with regulations. They will not be allowed to stay in Tianhe to complete the procedures on the spot."

"besides,"

Chu Shijun turned another page of the plan in his hand.

"The penalties for renting out properties are too weak and lack deterrent effect. You only impose fines on landlords who fail to report their rentals and freeze their rental licenses after two violations. This only addresses the symptoms, not the root cause. There are many cases of people colluding to profit and concealing tenant information, which greatly hinders law enforcement at the grassroots level."

"I will speak to the provincial authorities on this matter. Starting today, any unregistered rental properties involving foreigners in Tianhe District will be subject to the strictest penalties for the first offense, and the rental properties will be sealed off for the second offense. The street offices and the public security bureau will jointly shut down the rental licenses and include the properties in the village and community credit assessment. This will be managed in conjunction with village and community cadres, forcing landlords to proactively register their properties and completely eliminating unlicensed rental opportunities."

"This clause only applies to personnel involved in foreign affairs."

Chu Shijun emphasized,

"For non-foreign personnel discovered during the investigation, information will be collected in a unified manner, temporary accommodation will be arranged in a unified manner, and the actual situation will be clarified to see if it is due to employment issues or other problems. If there are illegal or irregular itinerant personnel, they will be dealt with according to law. If it is due to other reasons, we will provide a safety net and set a three-month time limit, while simultaneously contacting the local public security bureau to discuss a solution."

"In addition, I would like to add a mandatory requirement: the residential and school zones designated as restricted areas in Tianhe District cannot be limited to fixed-point patrols. Multilingual warning signs must be set up in all commercial areas, pedestrian parks, and riverside public areas to explicitly prohibit loitering and gathering of foreign nationals at night. The police should increase the frequency of nighttime patrols to prevent people from gathering and causing trouble."

"Have you written everything down?"

"I've got it, I've got it."

The three nodded.

"Okay, I see that some preferential policies and information regarding universities weren't mentioned here. Did they not get discussed?"

Chu Shijun placed the plan on the table and asked.

"this,"

The three looked at each other. Huang Di and Jiang Xueyu turned their heads away, and Xu Nuojun had no choice but to say helplessly, "Secretary Chu, it's like this, some preferential policies were issued by the province before, in line with the spirit of the superior documents and instructions, and our municipal party committee can't arbitrarily propose changes."

"Regarding universities, because the plan was prepared in a hurry, we have not yet contacted our colleagues at the universities to discuss it."

"That won't do."

Chu Shijun waved his hand, "Just issuing specific plans without following up with policies doesn't make sense; it's still the same."

"Alright then, you can go back and refine this plan. The province will also study it and make changes one by one. If a quick fix won't work, we'll take it slow and steady."

"We'll send a letter to the universities, cutting everything except for the regular bonuses and subsidies. We welcome learning, but not people who want to become emperors without a throne."

"If there are any objections from any party, the provincial party committee will take them into consideration when allocating funds for next year's fiscal year."

After considering whether there were any problems, Chu Shijun said in a deep voice: "Let's arrange it like this. After you optimize and rectify the details of this whole plan, quickly integrate it into the Tianhe remediation plan and immediately launch a full-scale operation. Don't wait, don't hold any meetings or discussions at each level to buffer the process. Strive to issue the document today and have everyone on duty tomorrow."

"Yes, Secretary Chu." ×3

The three responded in deep voices and exchanged glances.

Damn, thankfully the measures and plans are quite strict.

If we were to provide a solution based on a flexible and adaptable approach, wouldn't we be bombarded with criticism?

To be honest, they didn't expect Chu Shijun to be so resolute, leaving no room for negotiation.

Of course, this person could indeed leave no room for compromise.

Without going into too much detail, the last sentence makes it very clear: they estimate that no school would dare to disobey.

If you don't listen, do you even want next year's R&D funding? I won't give you any extra funding, and I'll cut some of the normal funding and move it to other areas.

They give you a little trouble here, or tell you it can't be done there, but these are minor issues.

The key question is, do you still want to improve?

There's a saying that goes, "If you don't do it, plenty of others will; if you can't do it, a lot of others can."

Only with the spirit of being capable, daring, and pragmatic can we overcome difficulties and make progress.

"Alright, you can go down and discuss the implementation. If you encounter any difficulties or obstacles, give me a call. I'll also arrange a meeting with the relevant personnel."

Chu Shijun stood up and said, "Remember, be open to the outside world with moderation, prioritize people's livelihood in urban governance, and always put our own people first. Only after our own people are well-fed and clothed should we consider other things."

"Okay, Secretary Chu, we've got it. You can continue with your work."

The three of them got up, took the plan, and left.