The new problem of "wheel corruption" needs to be vigilant, including luxury modification, "continuous gun" refueling, and supervision of private charging of public and electric vehicles | official vehicles | modification

When the unit's vehicle quota is full, transfer the enterprise's vehicle ownership to a certain enterprise in the county, and use the vehicle beyond the quota; 22 modifications, including seat replacement and installation of on-board refrigerators, were carried out on research official buses, with a total modification cost of 193800 yuan... Recently, the Yunnan Provincial Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision reported 5 typical problems of illegal equipment and use of official vehicles. Among them, illegal modification of "luxury cars" and excessive use of "off duty vehicles" reflect new manifestations of hidden corruption on the wheels.

In recent years, with the improvement of rules and regulations and the strengthening of supervision, the problem of "private use of public vehicles" has been effectively curbed. However, new problems such as "corruption on the wheels" still occur from time to time, such as luxury modification, "continuous gun" refueling, and private charging of public and electric vehicles.

"From the cases of violating the spirit of the eight central regulations that have been investigated, the public maintenance of private cars is an old problem, including private oil supply, private car repairs, and private ticket bulletins. With the advent of the era of new energy vehicles, private charging of public cars has become a new focus of our supervision." Wang Hua, Director of the Party Conduct and Political Conduct Supervision Office of the Yuhang District Discipline Inspection Commission in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, told reporters that in the special supervision of public car use carried out by the Discipline Inspection Commission of Cangqian Street in March this year, it was found that private electric cars are often charged at the charging stations of electric buses.

After investigation, it was found that Zhao, the electric bus administrator of the street, used the charging card he kept as a "pass" to charge his own electric car. When the bus on the charging station left, Zhao drove his private car into the charging station. In response to the identified loopholes, the Street Discipline Inspection Commission supervises and promotes the further standardization of centralized management and coordinated scheduling of electric buses, urges the Party and Government Office to conduct periodic spot checks on the charging management of buses, standardizes the identification of tram charging stations, implements dedicated parking management for special vehicles, and achieves "corresponding parking spaces for vehicles".

Using official fuel cards to refuel private cars is one of the typical manifestations of corruption on the wheels. During the special rectification, the Discipline Inspection Commission and Supervision Commission of Wanzhou District, Chongqing City found that the problem of illegal refueling has shown hidden new manifestations such as private filling of oil drums, purchasing non oil products, cash withdrawal, purchasing recharge cards, and private exchange of consumption points.

"For example, recently through big data screening, we found that Tan, a driver of a state-owned enterprise in the district, used the opportunity to refuel his official car to refuel his private car through a" continuous gun "refueling method. As a result, Tan was severely punished and his disciplinary funds were refunded." Tan Qin, director of the Party Conduct and Political Conduct Supervision Office of the Wanzhou District Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision, introduced that "continuous gun" refueling refers to allowing private cars to follow the back of the official car and use the same fuel gun to refuel their private car for free. ". To address such issues, the Discipline Inspection Commission and Supervision Commission of the district used big data analysis and investigation, retrieved and checked gas station monitoring records and consumption records, compared them with official vehicle positioning information, and conducted big data screening on maintenance and refueling invoices of official vehicles throughout the district to ensure that gasoline in the fuel tanks of public vehicles does not flow out.

Liu, the former person in charge of the Agricultural Cadre School of the Agricultural Technology Promotion Center in Ganyu District, Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province, used the guise of using official vehicles to rent cars for personal purposes 11 times in the name of the school, and was warned and punished within the party; Li Quan, former director of Shuiliao Yi Ethnic Township Health Center in Xuyong County, Luzhou City, Sichuan Province, twice illegally reimbursed private vehicle maintenance fees in the name of ambulance maintenance in the hospital. At the same time, there were other disciplinary issues and he was given a warning within the party, and the illegally reimbursed fees were confiscated; Xia, a driver of the Xiakou Squadron of the Jiangshan Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau in Zhejiang Province, was driving an administrative law enforcement vehicle on the Didi platform under the guise of inspection to receive orders. He is currently processing

During the process of using public vehicles to perform official duties, the behavior of "riding on fuel fees", "taking orders on the way", and "handling personal matters" is seemingly a small matter of "greed for small gains", but in essence, it is a major problem that violates the spirit of the eight point regulations of the central government and the management regulations for the use of public vehicles. Discipline inspection and supervision commissions in various regions use various methods to strengthen supervision, so that violations and disciplinary issues have no escape, and further strengthen the construction of work style and institutional barriers.

"As the leader of the unit, once the 'top leader' lets go of official vehicles, it is easy for party members and cadres of the entire unit to 'reach out' for illegal use of public vehicles. Therefore, the 'top leader' of the unit should lead by example, take the lead in complying with the regulations on official vehicle management, and shoulder the political responsibility of managing the party and governing the party. We must not distort the overall atmosphere of the department due to the deviation of the front of the vehicle. Recently, the Jiayin County Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision in Yichun City, Heilongjiang Province, held a collective anti-corruption talk meeting for the 'top leader' and newly appointed leading cadres. Ding Gang, a member of the Jiayin County Party Committee Standing Committee, Secretary of the County Commission for Discipline Inspection, and Director of the Supervision Commission, sounded the alarm for the 'top leader' at the meeting.". The county's discipline inspection commission and supervisory commission supervise and inspect the use of official vehicles by the "top leaders" during important time nodes such as New Year's Day, Spring Festival, National Day, and Mid Autumn Festival. They randomly inspect the use of official vehicles and urge the "top leaders" and party members and leading cadres of the unit to strictly abide by the regulations on the management of official vehicles.

The Discipline Inspection Commission and Supervision Commission of Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province have leveraged the power of mass supervision to establish a "direct train" mechanism for rectifying the "four winds" problem. Cadres and the masses can directly make phone calls and report clues of illegal use of public vehicles to the Party Conduct and Political Conduct Supervision Office of the Prefecture Discipline Inspection Commission and Supervision Commission. At the same time, the discipline inspection commission and supervisory commission of the state have clarified a list of 12 personalized supervision and inspection issues, including "long-term occupation through renting instead of purchasing, illegal payment through private leasing, disguised leasing to obtain funds, and increasing the configuration of luxury interiors". Six cross inspection teams and three sub inspection teams have been coordinated, and 48 problems such as non-standard management and use of rental vehicles, lax approval, and lax reimbursement control have been found. 37 rectification measures have been urged to be completed.