Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of village inspections as a means to extend strict party governance to grassroots levels, focusing on addressing urgent issues faced by the public through targeted supervision and problem-solving [1] - The inspection teams conducted immersive research in 506 administrative villages, distributing informational materials and engaging in home visits and discussions to identify seven key issues related to social welfare, such as inadequate review of minimum living allowance qualifications [1] - A feedback and rectification list was created to ensure accountability and set deadlines for addressing identified issues, promoting collaboration between town and village levels for effective problem resolution [1] Group 2 - The innovative "data empowerment + checklist management" model integrates data from various departments to analyze and identify key issues in 11 critical areas, including education and healthcare, forming a dynamic list of problems [2] - Specific issues in village collective economic management were highlighted, such as discrepancies between contract records and financial data, and instances of misappropriation of collective funds by village officials [2] - The approach of "investigation, correction, and treatment" is emphasized, with a focus on immediate rectification of issues and extending improvements from common problems to institutional enhancements, creating a complete feedback loop [2] Group 3 - The establishment of regulations is aimed at standardizing the management of village collective assets, with the issuance of various guidelines that clarify responsibilities and supervisory measures for local leaders [3] - A total of 16 responsibilities for town leaders and 41 negative lists for collective asset management have been defined, along with 12 decision-making and supervision items for village affairs [3] - The goal is to enhance the supervision and management system for rural collective assets, ensuring better governance and accountability at the grassroots level [3]