Public officials are prohibited from drinking alcohol on working days. What are the specific regulations?

Public officials are prohibited from drinking alcohol during working days. After this news appeared, it attracted a lot of attention and discussion.

This regulation appears in Qingcheng County, Gansu Province and Nanyang City, Henan Province. The local management department issued a notice on the "Regulations on Prohibiting Public Employees from Drinking (Trial)". In the notice, there are the following provisions regarding the prohibition of drinking by civil servants.

The first provision: Alcohol consumption is prohibited during working days

Before the introduction of this provision, public officials were prohibited from drinking during working hours, and violators would be subject to Severe penalties.

The regulations introduced this time will further expand the scope of the alcohol ban; not only drinking is not allowed during working hours.

Even outside of the 8-hour working hours, as long as it is a working day, drinking is not allowed. Through this regulation, the time for alcohol prohibition will be greatly extended. The second rule: It is strictly prohibited to drink alcohol during duty during holidays

Even during holidays, if you are on duty, you are still not allowed to drink. And if you need to drink alcohol, you need to report it to the relevant departments in advance.

If there is a wedding or funeral in your family, you need to apply to the leader for reporting in advance; when reporting, you need to state the corresponding address, the size of the banquet, and your own drinking standards. etc.

Even those who go out for training are not allowed to drink or entertain each other.

With the emergence of this prohibition, it is also known as the strictest prohibition in history. I think that under such circumstances, the situation of official banquets can be further regulated, so that the drinking habit can be effectively alleviated.

In my personal opinion, such alcohol prohibition can improve the efficiency of public officials; and in many cases, it can also allow them to better accept the supervision of the public.

At the same time as these alcohol bans are introduced, there are also corresponding supervision and spot check mechanisms to ensure that these bans can truly take effect and will not be a dead letter.