What are the "six prohibitions" stipulated in the Supreme People's Procuratorate's revised injunction?

1, drinking is prohibited 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 wear procuratorial signs and bailiffs uniforms to drink in public places.

Extended data:

More than half of the provinces have issued "prohibition of alcohol".

At the central level, in addition to the highest inspection, the Central Military Commission, the Ministry of Public Security, China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission and other departments have issued a "prohibition order" prohibiting drinking in official activities; At the local level, at least half of the provinces have also publicly issued a "prohibition of alcohol".

As early as 2003, the Ministry of Public Security took the lead in promulgating the Regulations on Prohibition of Alcohol in Organs of the Ministry of Public Security and the Five Prohibitions of the Ministry of Public Security, prohibiting public security personnel from drinking alcohol during working hours. Since then, many regions and departments have also issued "prohibition of alcohol".

However, due to the implementation of policies and the accountability of supervision, in some places and units, the prohibition of alcohol was once like "a dead letter".

This situation was fully tightened after the 18th National Congress. With the central government paying close attention to the "four winds" and strictly checking public funds for reception, eating and drinking, various localities and departments began to strictly control the use of alcohol for official reception.

According to public reports, on October 9, 2065438+2003/KLOC-0, the Standing Committee of Hainan Provincial Party Committee deliberated and passed the Provisions on Improving Work Style and Keeping Close Contact with the Masses, which made it clear that "all official receptions in the province will be designated according to standards in the future, and no drinking will be allowed". This regulation is the first local version of the "prohibition of alcohol" after the 18th National Congress.

In August of the same year, the General Office of Heilongjiang Provincial Party Committee also issued a document, requiring provincial leaders and cadres and workers of provincial units to engage in official activities in grassroots units at or below the provincial level, and not to drink alcohol while dining.

On June 5438+ 10 of the same year, the General Office of Jilin Provincial Party Committee and the General Office of the Provincial Government issued the Measures for the Administration of Official Reception of Party and Government Organs in Jilin Province, in which Article 10 stipulates that alcohol is not allowed in official activities in the province.

Since then, Xinjiang, Hunan, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui and other provinces have issued official reception bans. The Regulations on Total Prohibition of Alcohol in Official Activities in Guizhou Province, which was officially implemented in September this year, is called "the most prohibition order in history".

References:

Tieling Qinghe district people's procuratorate-the Supreme People's Procuratorate restraining order

Upright. The Supreme People's Procuratorate issued the "Prohibition Order"