肇庆出台农村集体“三资”管理指导意见，确保“管得住、管得活”

Core Viewpoint - Zhaoqing has introduced guiding opinions on the management of rural collective "three assets" to ensure effective oversight and active management of rural collective assets and resources, promoting the healthy development of the rural collective economy [2][3][12]. Group 1: Background and Context - Zhaoqing has a total of 21,578 collective economic organizations, ranking fourth in the province, with issues in the management of collective "three assets" becoming increasingly apparent [10][11]. - The introduction of these guiding opinions marks the first systematic approach to managing rural collective "three assets" in Zhaoqing, aiming to optimize regulatory mechanisms and establish a closed-loop supervision system covering all administrative levels [14][15]. Group 2: Key Management Measures - The guiding opinions provide clear directives on the responsibilities of rural collective "three assets" management, property transfer procedures, financial supervision, and the construction of small-scale rural projects [17][18]. - A joint review process for collective property transfer transactions will be implemented, involving multiple relevant departments to ensure legality and compliance [19][21]. - Online bidding for collective property transfers will be standardized, with different transaction limits set for various geographic areas, ensuring transparency and proper oversight [22][24]. Group 3: Financial Management and Oversight - A limit on collective reserve funds will be established, promoting the use of "village cards" to enhance financial management and accountability [28][30]. - A comprehensive regulatory framework for small-scale rural projects will be enforced, ensuring proper procedures for project initiation, bidding, acceptance, and settlement [32][35]. Group 4: Incentives and Accountability - An incentive mechanism for rural collective "three assets" management will be explored, encouraging localities to develop reward measures for effective asset management [36][38]. - A centralized management system for village seals will be implemented to prevent misuse and reduce the risk of asset loss [39][42].