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Guiding Opinions on the Investigation and Punishment of Election Bribery and Other Acts of Election Disruption by Village-level Organizations. The Guiding Opinions clearly stipulate the following four aspects.

1. Clarify the criteria for defining bribery. Election bribery refers to the fact that, in the course of a village-level organization election, the parties and their relatives and friends directly or instruct others to use property or other benefits to bribe party members, voters, and election workers in their villages.

members or other candidates (self-nominators) who affect the free exercise of the right to vote and the right to be elected by Party members or voters. It is clear that if there is one of the following 8 types of conduct, responsibility shall be pursued for bribery: Sending money, price**or.

Deposit; Send in kind; gift or transfer of the right to control intangible assets; Surprise payment of pension insurance, medical insurance, water and electricity bills, TV and audio-visual maintenance fees for voters, etc.; Arrange a feast that can have an impact on the competition.

Please; arranging for voters to participate in tourism, high-cost entertainment and other activities; Violating the principles of openness, fairness, and impartiality by promising benefits to small groups or individual voters; Other cases of bribery.

2. Clarify the institutions for handling bribery. Establish a leading group for the handling of bribery cases in municipal and village-level organizations and its office, which is composed of 9 units, including the Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection and the Municipal Political and Legal Committee, and the office is set up in the Municipal Commission for Discipline Inspection (Municipal Supervision).

Bureau), responsible for the unified leadership and coordination of the handling of bribery cases of village-level organizations in the city, and publish reports to the public. Townships (streets) have accordingly set up working groups to handle bribery cases to assist municipal and village-level organizations in handling bribery cases.

The leading group handles cases of bribery in the jurisdictional area.

3. Clarify the procedures for handling bribery. In accordance with the principle of territorial jurisdiction, the township (street) bribery case handling working group is generally responsible for the investigation of election bribery cases during the election period. Two or more staff members must participate in the investigation.

And, after the investigation is completed, a preliminary determination opinion is to be put forward, which will be handled by the township (street) bribery case handling working group. For difficult and complex bribery cases, the Office of the Municipal Leading Group for the Handling of Bribery Cases may directly investigate or cooperate.

Investigate the relevant member units. Where it is difficult for the investigative unit to characterize, the leading group for the handling of bribery cases in the city shall collectively research and make a determination, and form a meeting summary. Cases of bribery during non-election periods shall be handled by the discipline inspection and supervision organs and the municipal public security in accordance with law.

Bureau, Civil Affairs Bureau or Township (Street) People** (Office) to investigate.

4. Clarify the results of the handling of bribery. Where a candidate for a village Party organization is investigated by the discipline inspection and supervision organs on suspicion of bribery, or has already been elected as a member of a village Party organization and is confirmed to have engaged in bribery, the township (street) Party is to do so.

The labor committee shall cancel his candidacy qualifications or remove him from his membership in the village party organization, and the discipline inspection and supervision organs shall handle it in accordance with relevant provisions. Where candidates for village committee members (self-nominators) have already been found to have constituted bribery, the villagers' election committee is to cancel it.

their candidacy; Where elected members of villagers' committees are found to have engaged in bribery, the township people's ** villagers' committee election work guidance body shall declare their election invalid, and the discipline inspection and supervision organs and judicial organs shall handle it in accordance with laws and regulations.

Dear, glad to answer for you. The money paid by village cadres to ordinary people is usually used for social protection, social assistance, poverty alleviation, etc., with the aim of helping people in need. The use of these funds should be in line with relevant national laws, regulations and policies, including the following aspects:

Social security: Village cadres can use funds in the field of social security, such as medical security, old-age security, unemployment security, etc. Social Assistance:

Village cadres can use the funds in the field of social assistance, such as helping low-income families, the disabled, orphans and other people in need. Poverty alleviation: Village cadres can use funds for poverty alleviation, such as helping poor households, transferring labor to employment, and developing characteristic industries.