Core Viewpoint - The emphasis on putting power into the "cage of the system" is a crucial task for the comprehensive and strict governance of the Party in the new era, as highlighted by General Secretary Xi Jinping in his speeches [1][3][4]. Group 1: Institutional Framework - Continuous improvement of institutional regulations is necessary to ensure they are effective and not overly complex, while also enhancing the enforcement of these regulations to strengthen constraints [3][4]. - The goal is to effectively avoid situations where regulations are not enforced properly, thereby minimizing opportunities for power rent-seeking [4]. Group 2: Discipline and Accountability - Party discipline serves as a protective barrier for the correct exercise of power, and adherence to discipline can help resist corruption [7]. - There is a need for comprehensive coverage in managing the Party, focusing on the "key minority" and ensuring that no special treatment is given to any member [8][9]. Group 3: Leadership and Governance - All levels of leadership must lead by example in adhering to Party discipline and laws, actively opposing privilege and maintaining integrity in personal and professional conduct [10]. - A mechanism must be established to ensure that power operates within the correct framework, emphasizing democratic centralism and creating a robust system for decision-making, execution, and supervision [12]. Group 4: Long-term Mechanisms - The combination of immediate reforms and long-term establishment of mechanisms is essential for managing power, affairs, and personnel through institutional means [15]. - Strengthening the constraints and supervision of power is vital, ensuring that power operates transparently and is subject to public oversight [15][21].