（来源：新华日报） 近日，某地对整治形式主义为基层减负典型问题进行了通报，其中某县工信部门，被指频繁要求乡镇、 街道隔日甚至当日填报摸排企业数据。"上午发通知，下午要材料"，这一典型问题，引发了基层的共 鸣。 "材料说要就要"，看似是追求效率，实则是典型的形式主义作祟，不仅透支基层干部的精力，更让政策 落实偏离正轨。将"响应速度"等同于"落实程度"，本质上是部分部门政绩观的错位。更值得警惕的是， 此类形式主义问题并非个例，层层加码的时间要求、重复冗余的报表填报，让基层陷入"材料竞赛"的内 耗循环。为基层减负当动真格，切实破除"唯材料论"，校准考核"指挥棒"，把实绩作为衡量工作成效的 核心标尺。魏晓敏/文 勾犇/图 ...

于是，护士举着氧气罐跳啦啦操，老师顶着烈日排成"老师您好"四个大字，技能大赛、评比表彰、 文艺汇演、会议论坛，甚至扎堆拍摄短剧、短视频……各类名目繁多的活动层出不穷，有些活动不仅未 能体现对劳动者的尊重，反而挤占其休息时间，增加额外负担，甚至与绩效、评优等挂钩。 一位医生在社交媒体上吐槽："不是病历大赛就是技能大赛，福利一点没有，还得用休息时间准 备。"而类似的情况在其他行业也时有耳闻，不少劳动者反映，节日反而成了"必须配合"的表演，失去 了原本应有的放松与尊严。形式主义之弊，由此可见一斑。 护士节，本该是白衣天使收花、收祝福的专属日子，结果却成了"天使"们凌晨五点起床排练团体操 的"劳动节"；教师节，老师想安心地讲两堂课，却被拉去操场排字、航拍，只为上级部门的宣传片…… 职业节日何以从"庆祝"变为"负担"？如何让节日回归致敬劳动者、温暖人心的本意？ 网络上出现部分医务工作者和教育工作者呼吁"取消医师节""取消教师节"的声音，其背后并非否定 职业价值，而是对形式主义泛滥、节日变味现象的强烈反感。值得注意的是，类似情绪并非教师、护士 职业独有，不少行业都存在着对职业节日"形式大于内容"的忧虑。 职业节日的设立， ...

校准政绩观，为民造福是本。领导干部想问题干事情要时时以群众满不满意、赞不赞成为出发点， 不搞虚浮冒进、哗众取宠那一套，分清"显绩"与"潜绩"，多做打基础、利长远、惠民生的实事。 校准政绩观，实干担当为先。官场不是"秀场"，业绩都是干出来的，真干才能真出业绩、出真业 绩，用实实在在的发展成果回应群众期盼。 从实际出发、为人民办事，大家就会看在眼里、念在心里。 作者：郭翔 丁非白 假数字撑不出真业绩。 中央有关部门19日通报的整治形式主义为基层减负典型问题，直指一些地方和部门的政绩观偏差。 花费高额费用"改分数"，实现在"百强县榜单"上榜进位；要求企业提供虚假佐证资料，甚至代企业编造 数据；层层加码下达指标，基层在上级压力下进行统计数据造假…… 真实的数据本应是发展的"晴雨表""对比镜"，不是瞒上欺下的数字游戏。注水掺假甚至"花钱买数 据"，加重了基层"内卷"和负担，助长榜单评价机构的牟利行为，贻误发展，贻害无穷。 "假数字"表象的背后，是一些领导干部错位政绩观作祟：企图用"涂脂抹粉"的数据来"秀政绩"、 搞"花架子"，换取个人所谓的"前程"。政绩不够数据凑，对这样的错误观念必须坚决纠正。 ...

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of political supervision in ensuring the implementation of the "15th Five-Year Plan" and achieving the goals of Chinese-style modernization [3][5][10] - The need for a unified political direction and action among party members and organizations is highlighted, stressing the significance of aligning with the central leadership [4][6] - The article discusses the necessity of enhancing the mechanisms for political discipline and supervision to eliminate corruption and ensure effective governance [8][9] Group 2 - The focus is on the importance of integrating political supervision into major development strategies and policies, ensuring that all levels of government adhere to the central directives [5][6] - There is a call for a systematic approach to addressing corruption, particularly in key sectors such as finance, state-owned enterprises, and education [9][10] - The article advocates for fostering a clean and positive political environment to support high-quality economic and social development [8][9] Group 3 - The need for party members to adopt a correct view of performance and accountability is emphasized, with a focus on serving the people and achieving tangible results [10][11] - The article warns against formalism and bureaucratism, urging for practical measures to reduce burdens on grassroots levels and enhance the effectiveness of policy implementation [11][12] - It highlights the importance of discipline as a motivating factor, encouraging a culture of accountability and support for diligent party members [12]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the issue of local governments, specifically Haicheng City in Liaoning Province, spending significant amounts of money to improve their rankings on various lists, such as the "Top 100 Counties" list, which has led to increased financial burdens and formalism in governance [5][6]. Group 1: Financial Expenditures and Rankings - Haicheng City spent 4.98 million yuan (approximately 0.5 million) on consulting services from a ranking evaluation agency to improve its position on the "Top 100 Counties" list [5][6]. - The evaluation agency, CAE Consulting, helped Haicheng City move from 118th to 91st place in the rankings by adjusting subjective scoring metrics [5][6]. - The project was criticized for not providing valuable development suggestions tailored to local conditions, and the acceptance of the project was merely a formality [5][6]. Group 2: Agency Response and Internal Investigation - CAE Consulting has stated that it is conducting an internal investigation regarding the issues raised and will report any findings publicly [7]. - The agency claims that its work has positively contributed to the development of counties and that the ranking-related research is a routine part of its business [7]. Group 3: Company Performance - CAE Consulting reported a revenue of approximately 129 million yuan for the first half of 2025, a 7% increase compared to the previous year [9]. - The company's gross profit was about 76.79 million yuan, up 12% year-on-year, with a gross margin of approximately 59% [9]. - The net profit for the company was around 42.99 million yuan, also reflecting a 12% increase from the previous year [9].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of implementing party regulations and addressing formalism issues to ensure effective governance and the successful execution of policies, particularly in the context of the new year and the "14th Five-Year Plan" [4][19]. Group 1: Implementation of Party Regulations - The article highlights the need for party organizations at all levels to strengthen their ability to implement regulations, with a focus on clear responsibility and task lists to ensure effective execution [5][6]. - It discusses various regulations aimed at ensuring accountability in key areas such as rural revitalization, environmental protection, and social stability, establishing a clear responsibility system [5][6]. - The article mentions the importance of the "Accountability Regulations" and "Disciplinary Regulations" in holding party members accountable for non-compliance with central directives [5][10]. Group 2: Addressing Formalism Issues - The article warns against formalism, particularly during year-end evaluations and assessments, urging vigilance against superficial achievements and data manipulation [8][9]. - It identifies specific formalism issues to be cautious of, including excessive documentation, superficial safety checks, and neglecting public concerns in service delivery [9][10]. - The article stresses the need for a cultural shift away from formalism, emphasizing the importance of genuine engagement with community needs and effective problem-solving [19][20]. Group 3: Ensuring Effective Governance - The article calls for a proactive approach to governance, urging party members to take responsibility for key tasks related to economic stability, social welfare, and public safety [6][19]. - It emphasizes the necessity of a strong work ethic and the importance of addressing pressing community issues to enhance public satisfaction and trust [20]. - The article advocates for a balanced approach to governance that combines urgency with thoroughness, ensuring that actions taken are both timely and effective [7][19].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the issue of formalism in local government practices, particularly focusing on the case of Haicheng City in Liaoning Province, which spent 4.98 million yuan on a consulting project that failed to provide practical development suggestions, ultimately leading to a superficial improvement in rankings without real progress [1][2]. Group 1: Financial Misallocation - Haicheng City spent 4.98 million yuan of public funds on a consulting project that did not yield practical results, exacerbating the financial burden on local governance [1]. - The funds could have been better utilized for improving public welfare and supporting local industries, instead of being wasted on superficial rankings [1]. Group 2: Impact on Governance and Policy - The project’s acceptance was merely formal, with the research report disconnected from actual needs, creating a bureaucratic loop focused on rankings rather than genuine development [1]. - The manipulation of subjective indicators by the evaluation agency led to a misleading representation of local development, potentially skewing policy-making and resource allocation [2]. Group 3: Market Environment and Trust - The behavior of buying rankings undermines fair competition in the market, eroding the integrity of economic evaluations and public trust in policy execution [2]. - Local governments' acceptance of inflated data for the sake of reputation damages the foundational trust between the public and government [2]. Group 4: Systemic Issues and Recommendations - The article suggests that the root cause of this formalism is a skewed performance evaluation perspective, where rankings are equated with success, leading to a focus on appearances over actual effectiveness [2]. - Recommendations include establishing a performance evaluation system centered on public welfare and industrial advancement, reducing the weight of subjective rankings, and enhancing oversight through third-party audits [3]. - It emphasizes the need to alleviate the burdens on local governments and shift focus towards genuine service and economic development, moving away from superficial metrics [3].

Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the existence of "zombie" government platforms that are outdated, non-functional, and fail to serve the public effectively, leading to difficulties in accessing services [1][2] - A survey in a southwestern province revealed that 51 government media accounts had not updated their content in a timely manner, indicating widespread inefficiency [1] - The problem is not isolated, as an eastern region's inspection of over 700 government applications found issues of fragmented construction, redundant investments, and low effectiveness [1] Group 2 - The push for more online and mobile services is essential for enhancing government service efficiency and transitioning from merely being able to provide services to providing them effectively [2] - Some regions treat platform construction as a performance metric, leading to a lack of practical planning and resulting in platforms that are ultimately unusable [2] - Efforts in regions like Zhejiang and Guangdong to optimize and shut down ineffective government applications are commendable, and there is a call for more areas to undertake similar initiatives to improve service usability and public satisfaction [2]

Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the existence of "zombie" government platforms that are outdated, non-functional, and fail to serve the public effectively, leading to difficulties for citizens in accessing services [1][2] - A recent survey in a southwestern province revealed that 51 government accounts had not updated their content in a timely manner, while an eastern region's inspection of over 700 government applications found issues of fragmented construction and low effectiveness [1] - The article emphasizes the need for a comprehensive "health check" of government platforms to ensure they are functional and beneficial for citizens, rather than merely existing as a formality [1] Group 2 - The push for more online and mobile services is seen as essential for enhancing government service efficiency and transitioning from merely being able to provide services to making them easy to access [2] - Some regions have treated platform construction as a performance metric, leading to a lack of practical planning and resulting in platforms that are ultimately ineffective [2] - Notable actions have been taken in regions like Zhejiang and Guangdong to optimize and shut down redundant government applications, with a call for more areas to undertake similar initiatives to improve service usability and public satisfaction [2]

Core Viewpoint - The emphasis on establishing and practicing a correct view of performance is crucial for the implementation of the Central Committee's decisions and the modernization process in China [1][2][3] Group 1: Political Responsibility and Supervision - The "15th Five-Year Plan" period is identified as a key time for solidifying the foundation of socialist modernization, requiring enhanced political responsibility and historical mission awareness among party organizations and members [1] - The importance of political supervision is highlighted, with a focus on ensuring that party members and officials adhere to the correct view of performance and act in accordance with established regulations [1][2] - The need for continuous political supervision and the promotion of high-quality development is set as a theme for annual political supervision starting in 2024 in Hunan Province [2] Group 2: Correct View of Performance - The correct view of performance is linked to the effective implementation of the Central Committee's decisions and the benefits of modernization reaching the people [2] - Various measures are proposed to instill the correct view of performance among party members, including collective learning and the integration of these principles into decision-making processes [3][4] - The focus is on addressing issues such as formalism and bureaucratism, which are seen as significant obstacles to development and manifestations of a distorted view of performance [3][4] Group 3: Accountability and Encouragement - There is a call for strict accountability for those who deviate from the correct view of performance, including actions that lead to negative consequences such as excessive borrowing and superficial projects [4] - The balance between strict management and encouraging initiative among officials is emphasized, with a commitment to support those who take responsibility and act in accordance with regulations [4] - The evaluation of performance will include factors such as public satisfaction, improvement of livelihoods, and long-term benefits, guiding officials to focus on practical results [4]