Expert: The rule of law in central enterprises has been continuously strengthened and deepened

People's Daily Online, Beijing, May 21 (Huang Sheng, intern Jiang Huixiu) Recently, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (hereinafter referred to as the "SASAC") held a media briefing on the construction of state-owned enterprises under the rule of law in Beijing (hereinafter referred to as the "Blowing Conference").

In this regard, Wu Gangliang, a researcher at the China Enterprise Reform and Development Research Institute, said in an interview with People's Daily that state-owned enterprises have generally established a general counsel system and a mechanism for investigating responsibility for illegal operations and investments, and they have been at the forefront of the market in terms of "ruling enterprises in accordance with the law".

It is reported that in recent years, the legal construction of central enterprises has been continuously strengthened and deepened.

"The continuous deepening of the construction of the rule of law by central enterprises is related to the changes in the business environment.

According to data, as of now, 88 state-owned enterprise groups have clearly promoted special committees on the rule of law in the board of directors, 90 state-owned enterprises have incorporated the requirements of governing enterprises according to law into the assessment and evaluation system, and many enterprises have established party committees (party groups) to regularly study the law, debriefing and debriefing.

Wu Gangliang suggested that state-owned enterprises should establish a multi-level, full-coverage compliance management system, based on the legal and risk control construction at the corporate management level, and lead the overall situation through compliance construction.

Insiders pointed out at the briefing that to deepen the construction of state-owned enterprises under the rule of law, supervision and accountability must be strengthened, and the last link of state-owned assets supervision must be tightened; the consistent requirements for strengthening state-owned assets supervision and preventing the loss of state-owned assets must be adhered to: The principle of “doing things” speeds up the improvement of the state-owned assets supervision and regulation system.