What is the fundamental reason why civil servants are forbidden to drink alcohol on weekdays?

Civil servants' illegal drinking is repeatedly prohibited, which is rooted in the system design and there is no effective management system. The so-called prohibition can only be a formality.

First of all, clarifying the prohibition of alcohol for civil servants does not mean that you can't drink all day on weekdays. Generally speaking, drinking is prohibited at noon on weekdays. However, it is such a trivial requirement that no one at the grassroots level actually abides by it.

In this news, runan county reported the handling of a director who fell on the wine table, which is very important. This is a follow-up event. If there is no such unlucky director, maybe this wine will be drunk. After drinking, everyone will do their own thing, and there will be no punishment.

The same is true, although the news of illegal drinking by civil servants has frequently appeared in newspapers recently. But it can be said that there is no deterrent. Millions of civil servants in China drink illegally. However, only a few typical cases were arrested and brought to justice within one year, and most of them have escaped the net. No wonder many civil servants don't take the ban seriously.

Just some time ago, I went back to my hometown because of some trivial matters at home. During the period, some cadres in the town were invited to have dinner together. I don't remember what day it was, but it must have been noon on a working day. But at the dinner table, everyone drank a lot. At that time, I said half jokingly, don't drink too much, be careful to get caught. A cadre in the same village directly replied, "Don't worry, it's okay for us to drink here" and "nobody cares".

Therefore, it is a joke to control the wine glasses of civil servants only by personal consciousness. The key is to strengthen supervision, increase punishment and increase the cost of illegal drinking by civil servants. Let civil servants think about the black veil on their heads when raising their glasses, and it is possible to really implement the prohibition of alcohol.

It is indeed a good policy for civil servants to ban alcohol, but the policy can only play a role if it is implemented, otherwise it will be a dead letter.