服务窗口不是谋私“后门”（监督哨）

Group 1 - The article highlights issues of service quality and potential corruption at the real estate registration center in Liaoning Province, where some individuals were reportedly able to bypass queues due to connections with staff [1][2] - An investigation revealed that a specific window operated by a labor dispatch employee, Li, had a significantly lower call frequency and longer average waiting times compared to other windows, indicating possible misconduct [1] - The investigation uncovered that frequent visitors to this window were mostly local real estate agents, leading to Li admitting to allowing them to skip the queue in exchange for small payments [1][2] Group 2 - Li expressed regret over his actions, acknowledging that he was initially wary of the agents but eventually succumbed to their influence, which led to his misconduct [2] - As a result of the investigation, Li received a party warning and was dismissed from his position, emphasizing the need for strict adherence to regulations and the importance of maintaining public trust [2] - The case serves as a reminder of the broader implications of individual misconduct on public service and the necessity for zero tolerance towards actions that harm public interests and disrupt the business environment [2]