中央纪委国家监委通报

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the statistics and implications of violations of the Central Eight Regulations in November 2025, highlighting the ongoing efforts to combat corruption and promote integrity within the government [1][3]. Summary by Sections Violations Statistics - In November 2025, a total of 31,754 violations of the Central Eight Regulations were reported, with 40,306 individuals receiving criticism or disciplinary action, including 29,184 who faced party disciplinary sanctions [1][2]. - The breakdown of violations includes 12,538 issues related to dereliction of duty and poor service in economic and social development, accounting for 84.1% of formalism and bureaucratic issues [2][3]. - Among the violations categorized as hedonism and extravagance, the issues of accepting valuable gifts and cash, improper dining, and improper distribution of allowances or benefits accounted for 55.2%, 22.5%, and 11.8% respectively [2]. Level of Violations - The report indicates that in November, there was 1 case involving provincial and ministerial leaders, 119 cases involving departmental leaders, 1,823 cases involving county-level leaders, and 29,811 cases involving grassroots leaders, with the latter group making up 93.9% of the total violations [3]. Ongoing Efforts and Future Actions - The article emphasizes the importance of continuing to enforce the Central Eight Regulations, with a focus on deepening education and awareness, and increasing the rigor of inspections and penalties for violations [3]. - As the New Year approaches, there is a call for vigilance against potential violations during the holiday season, with plans for educational reminders, notifications, inspections, and swift actions against any infractions [3].