应急部答南都：持续将事故调查报告公开纳入中央巡查重要内容

Core Viewpoint - The public's concern regarding the investigation results of production safety accidents emphasizes the need for legal compliance in disclosing accident investigation reports, which serves to protect public rights and enhance safety governance effectiveness [1][2]. Group 1: Measures for Strengthening Disclosure - The Ministry of Emergency Management will implement several measures to ensure the timely public disclosure of accident investigation reports, including oversight by the State Council's Safety Committee for major and typical accidents [1]. - Random checks and regular assessments will be conducted on local government investigations to monitor the disclosure status of reports, ensuring that any delays are promptly addressed [2]. - The public disclosure of accident investigation reports will be incorporated into the central safety production assessment, with penalties for local governments that fail to comply [2]. Group 2: Handling of Non-Compliance - Some localities misclassify production safety accidents as natural disasters or criminal cases, which can lead to improper investigation procedures and non-disclosure; such actions will be strictly penalized [2]. - Reports containing sensitive information may be appropriately processed for public disclosure, but this cannot be used as an excuse for non-disclosure [2]. - The primary goal of public disclosure is to serve as a warning to society, ensuring that lessons learned from past accidents are not forgotten [2].