How to determine the standard of "obviously exceeding normal courtesy"?

　　No.83、84Articles mention receiving and giving“Gifts, gifts, consumption cards, etc. that are obviously beyond the normal reciprocity”, for“Obviously beyond normal courtesy”6445_6468“Normal courtesy”The standards are different. Can this standard make accurate provisions?

Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and Regulation Office:Judging from the case handling practice in recent years, the problem of Party members and cadres engaged in public service accepting gifts, gifts, and consumer cards is relatively prominent, which has seriously affected the image of Party members and cadres, damaged the relationship between the Party and the masses, and is a hotbed for corruption. It is necessary to discipline and regulate such behavior. The "Regulations on Disciplinary Punishments of the Communist Party of China" does not apply a simple "one size fits all" approach to the acceptance of gifts, gifts, consumer cards, etc., but makes separate provisions for different situations. First, accepting gifts, gifts, consumer cards, etc. that may affect the fair execution of official duties shall be punished according to the severity of the case. In other words, any gifts, gift money, consumer cards, etc. that may affect the fair execution of official duties are not allowed to be accepted. Second, those who accept other gifts, gifts, consumption cards, etc. that obviously exceed the normal reciprocity shall be subject to disciplinary action. This is a new regulation, that is, accepting gifts, gifts, consumption cards, etc. from colleagues, classmates, fellow villagers, friends, etc. in daily life, although it has nothing to do with the fair execution of official duties, if it "obviously exceeds the normal courtesy exchange", it will be punished.

The so-called "obviously beyond normal courtesy" refers to the etiquette that emphasizes coming and going. In other words, what you do to me, I will do to you, and you can't just come and go. The second refers to gifts and gifts whose value obviously exceeds the normal local economic level, customs and personal financial capabilities. The specific punishment should be based on comprehensive consideration of various factors.

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