Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening grassroots supervision and optimizing the structure and staffing of grassroots disciplinary inspection and supervision institutions [1][2] - The article highlights the integration and enhancement of specialized supervision capabilities, with 24 professionals in law, finance, auditing, and engineering added to strengthen frontline supervision [1][2] - The article outlines a mechanism for tracking and evaluating supervision efforts, with 217 public complaints addressed and 25 cases initiated in 2024 [2][3] Group 2 - The article discusses the use of digital tools to enhance supervision, including a grassroots micro-power supervision platform that allows real-time public oversight of financial management and project construction [3] - The article mentions the establishment of a smart regulatory platform for rural revitalization, integrating online supervision of project bidding and fund management, resulting in 193 warning messages generated [3] - The article notes the development of a multi-layered inspection mechanism that has led to the identification of 40 problem clues and the initiation of 22 cases [3]

Group 1 - The article highlights the discovery of collusion among three companies in bidding for village-level engineering projects, leading to investigations into four party members [1] - The Shashi District Discipline Inspection Commission has implemented a comprehensive data-driven supervision process to identify and address irregularities in the bidding process [1] - A total of 6,125 data entries were analyzed to identify key elements and pinpoint abnormal data, revealing hidden violations in the bidding sector [1] Group 2 - The district's commission has urged relevant departments to learn from typical cases and address gaps in the bidding process, leading to the development of new management guidelines [2] - Specific measures have been proposed to enhance supervision of bidding processes across various sectors, identifying 36 integrity risk points and 11 regulatory measures [2]