更加科学有效地把权力关进制度笼子——访北京科技大学马克思主义学院院长宋伟

Core Viewpoint - The emphasis on "putting power into the cage of the system" reflects the relationship between power operation and system improvement, which is crucial for strengthening the mechanism to prevent corruption in the context of strict party governance [1][2]. Group 1: System Development and Implementation - The implementation of the Central Eight Regulations has significantly transformed party conduct and governance, marking a successful practice of institutional power management [2]. - The continuous improvement of relevant regulations, such as the "Chinese Communist Party's Code of Conduct" and "Disciplinary Regulations," has further standardized power operations and reinforced the rule of law within the party [2][3]. - The establishment of a comprehensive and effective institutional system has played a vital role in regulating power operations and enhancing supervision [2][3]. Group 2: Strengthening Institutional Execution - Since the introduction of the Central Eight Regulations in December 2012, there has been a consistent effort to strengthen the supervision of institutional execution, with monthly reports on violations being published for 147 consecutive months [3]. - The importance of leadership, particularly the role of key figures, in executing regulations is highlighted, as their failure to lead by example can lead to negative consequences for political ecology and business environments [4][5]. - Equal adherence to regulations by all members, without exceptions or privileges, is emphasized as essential for effective governance [5]. Group 3: Transparency and Accountability - Continuous supervision of power operations is necessary to ensure that power is used for the benefit of the people, with an emphasis on increasing transparency in party and government affairs [6][7]. - The need for accountability and responsibility in enforcing regulations is underscored, with a focus on punishing violations to maintain the integrity of the system [6][7]. - The call for a scientific and effective approach to confining power within institutional frameworks is seen as a critical direction for future governance efforts [7].