What are the “relevant regulations” and can they be clearly listed?

Full text shared29mentioned“Violation of relevant regulations”or“Failure to follow relevant regulations”。“Relevant regulations”What regulations are they referring to? Can they be clearly listed?

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and Regulation Office:The "relevant provisions" mentioned in the specific provisions of the "Regulations on Disciplinary Punishments of the Communist Party of China" refer to the prerequisite provisions for whether a violation of discipline will be constituted once the specific behavior stipulated in the "Regulations on Disciplinary Punishments of the Communist Party of China" is implemented. In other words, whether it constitutes a disciplinary violation depends on whether relevant regulations have been violated. These regulations mainly refer to currently effective intra-party regulations and normative documents, such as the "Several Provisions on the Personal Securities Investment Behavior of Party and Government Organization Staff" and the "Notice on the Prohibition of Leading Cadres from Participating in Spontaneously Established "Fellowmen's Associations", "Alumni Associations" and "Comrades' Associations" Organizations". Another example is the "Regulations on Further Preventing Party and Government Organs and Party and Government Cadres from Doing Business and Starting Enterprises", "Measures for the Management of the Equipment and Use of Official Vehicles Used by Party and Government Organs", etc. The method of citing relevant provisions is mainly because the content of these provisions is very rich and it is impossible to list them all in the regulations. At the same time, with the development of the construction of intra-party laws and regulations, some new regulations may also be introduced or relevant regulations revised. The use of summary expressions can better meet the needs of managing and governing the party.

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