The General Administration convened a special progress meeting on the concentrated campaign to address illegal dining and drinking, as well as a training session to deploy the pilot implementation of the basic training mechanism.

On June 13, the Party Committee of the China National Bureau of Coal Geology convened a special meeting to advance the concentrated campaign against improper dining and entertainment, as well as a training session to deploy the pilot implementation of the basic training mechanism. The meeting further deepened the study and implementation of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important expositions on strengthening the Party’s conduct, re‑deployed and rearranged the bureau-wide campaign to address violations related to improper dining and entertainment, and outlined and provided training on the work of establishing a basic training mechanism for grassroots Party organizations, which the Bureau is undertaking as a second‑batch pilot enterprise under the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. Jia Chunqu, Secretary of the Bureau’s Party Committee, attended the meeting and delivered a speech; Fan Baoying, a member of the Bureau’s Party Committee and Deputy Director, chaired the meeting; and Xiao Xiangli and Wang Yanqing, members of the Bureau’s leading team stationed in Beijing, also attended.

The meeting conveyed and studied General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important expositions on strengthening the Party’s work style, the spirit of the Central Leading Group for Party Building, and the spirit of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council’s campaign to address violations related to improper dining and drinking. It also reported on typical cases of violations of the spirit of the CPC Central Committee’s Eight-point Decision on Improving Party and Government Conduct, and provided a systematic interpretation of the deployment requirements issued by the Party Committee of the SASAC under the State Council regarding the second batch of pilot projects for implementing the basic training mechanism at the grassroots level.

The meeting called for all Party organizations at every level within the General Administration, as well as all Party members, to… It is essential to elevate our political awareness and deeply recognize the urgency and significance of rectifying improper dining and drinking practices. It is essential to study carefully such key documents as the Regulations on Disciplinary Measures of the Communist Party of China and the Notice on Launching a Focused Campaign to Rectify Improper Dining and Entertainment, deeply appreciating the profound significance of this campaign. We must align ourselves with established standards, conduct thorough investigations, and implement comprehensive rectifications, resolutely overcoming vague perceptions, a perfunctory “pass‑the‑baton” mentality, and the tendency to treat the issue as a passing fad, while rigorously preventing hidden or evolving violations and any resurgence of such problems. Furthermore, we should make full use of the pilot program for implementing the basic training mechanism, incorporating the focused effort to address improper dining and entertainment into the key agenda items of Party branch discussions, thereby truly bridging the “last mile” in improving work style. We must remain self‑critical and thoroughly address the root causes underlying violations related to improper dining and entertainment. We must conduct self‑examination and self‑reflection, remain vigilant and disciplined, and banish inner demons, deeply recognizing the stubbornness and recurring nature of violations related to improper dining and drinking. We must identify the root causes, exercise utmost caution in all matters, and never cross the line; with unwavering clarity and resolve, we must resolutely put an end to the unhealthy trend of such violations. It is necessary to firmly enforce accountability and ensure the effective implementation of measures to address violations related to improper dining and drinking. We must take cases such as those of Zhao Ping and Wang Xinfang as cautionary examples, benchmark against negative role models and prioritize key areas for rectification, and with the courage to turn the blade inward, conduct thorough investigations and meticulous scrutiny, thereby building a robust “firewall” through in-depth inspections. We must further implement the “five‑responsibility synergy” and fully leverage the effectiveness of the “grand supervision” system. Principal leaders should roll up their sleeves, take the lead in command, personally oversee and manage matters; the special task force on study and education and the supervisory teams must thoroughly grasp the relevant documents and earnestly fulfill their critical duties, including conveying directives, providing guidance and impetus, facilitating information exchange, and conducting closed‑loop oversight. Moreover, we must extend our rectification efforts to the front lines—construction sites, workshops, and other project‑level locations—to safeguard the positive image of central state‑owned enterprises. We must tackle violations of regulations on banquets and hospitality with firm resolve, promptly issue public notices to serve as a deterrent, and demonstrate the authority of discipline and law through genuine rectification. It is essential to comprehensively deepen the reform of the “three systems,” establish a performance‑assessment and contract‑based mechanism featuring a “one person, one form” approach, and foster a robust culture of emulation, learning, collaboration, and striving for excellence across the entire organization, thereby ensuring that “pragmatic action” steers development in the right direction.

The meeting emphasized that Party member education and management must be advanced as a fundamental, ongoing task in Party building. To need Deeply appreciate the profound significance of piloting the basic training mechanism, and transform this pilot program into a “fueling station” that strengthens the resolve and capabilities of Party members and cadres, as well as a “training ground” for enhancing their skills and empowering them. To need Accurately grasp the objectives and requirements of piloting the basic training mechanism, ensuring that the Party’s innovative theories reach the grassroots level and every Party member. We must continuously strengthen and improve the Party members’ education and training across the board, educating and guiding all Party members to further uphold a correct view of political achievements, build the General Administration into a “three‑army” force, strive to be “three vanguards,” and fully play the “three roles,” thereby demonstrating with concrete actions our support for the “two establishments” and our commitment to the “two safeguards.” To need Firmly implement the key tasks of the pilot program for the basic training mechanism. Party committees at the second- and third-level units must coordinate their efforts and maintain effective collaboration with the General Administration’s Party Committee’s evaluation and supervision team to ensure full coverage of Party branch–led supervisory attendance. It is essential to adhere to the prescribed timelines and progress requirements, focusing on what has been learned, centering on the theme, linking theory with practice, and orienting activities toward development, so as to ensure that the pilot work yields tangible results.

The meeting was held in a hybrid format, combining in-person and online participation. Attendees included personnel at or above the fourth-level rank at the General Administration headquarters; all staff members of the Party Committee Office, the Party Organization Department, the Party Building and Mass Work Department, the Party Committee Inspection Office, and the Commission for Discipline Inspection; as well as members of the supervision team under the special task force for study and education. In addition, leadership teams of second- and third-level units, mid-level and higher‑rank personnel, and Party member representatives also participated in the meeting.