What are the six forbidden contents of drinking?

Legal analysis: 1, it is forbidden to drink alcohol during working hours and at noon on weekdays;

2. It is strictly forbidden to drink alcohol during various meetings, study and training, inspection and guidance, request for instructions and reports held by the procuratorial system;

3. It is strictly forbidden to drink alcohol during judicial handling and official duties;

4. It is strictly forbidden to carry guns, ammunition, files, case files, case materials, secret documents or other secret vector drinking;

5. It is strictly forbidden to drink alcohol in places that may affect the fair handling of cases and the image of procuratorial organs;

6. It is forbidden to drink alcohol in public places wearing procuratorial signs and bailiffs' uniforms.

Legal basis: "Provisions on Improving Work Style and Keeping Close Contact with the Masses" All comrades in the Political Bureau of the Central Committee should strengthen investigation and study to avoid going through the motions and engaging in formalism; It is necessary to arrive without pomp, reduce escort and simplify reception. It is necessary to streamline meeting activities and effectively improve the meeting style; Improve the effectiveness of the meeting, hold short meetings, talk short, and refrain from empty talk and rhetoric. It is necessary to streamline document briefings and effectively improve the style of writing. Documents and briefings that have no substantive content and can be distributed or not will not be distributed. It is necessary to standardize the visit activities, strictly control the accompanying personnel, and take transportation in strict accordance with the regulations. It is necessary to improve safety work and reduce traffic control. Under normal circumstances, roads shall not be closed or closed without clearing the field. To improve news reporting, when Comrade the Political Bureau of the Central Committee attends meetings and activities, he should decide whether to report according to work needs, news value and social effects, and further reduce the number, words and duration of reports. It is necessary to publish manuscripts strictly. Except for the unified arrangement of the central government, individuals do not publish books, make speeches, send congratulatory letters or telegrams, and do not write inscriptions or inscriptions. It is necessary to practice thrift and strictly implement the provisions on working and living conditions such as housing, vehicles and equipment.