Putian Border Defense Detachment Creates "Great Supervision"

The so-called "supervision" refers to the supervision of the business departments, legal personnel, auditors attached to the logistics department, disciplinary inspection personnel attached to the Commission for Discipline Inspection, and the integration of six supervisors, including letters and visits, and efficiency, and direct supervision by the Commission for Discipline Inspection. And unified scheduling. This practice was implemented in May last year and was the first of its kind in the national public security forces.

After the integration of supervision power, the online real-time monitoring system was first improved. In the area of ​​the service bases, duty rooms, and case locations of the 14 grass-roots border police stations in Putian, all HD cameras have been installed, and the monitoring screens have been transmitted to the detachment in real time. At the same time, a special person is staring at the monitoring screen at the Supervision Committee of the Disciplinary Inspection Commission. Once violations are found, video screenshots will be taken immediately, and they will be notified once a week at the “Internet Exposure Desk”. Responsible personnel for violations shall be dealt with according to regulations.

Directly facing the masses' service halls and duty rooms is the focus of monitoring. In the afternoon of the same day, when the reporter entered the supervision center, the inspector Xiao Chen was staring at the computer screen. On the screen, there are 14 base station police stations. Xiaochen opened the service hall of the border defense police station in Jiangkou and saw only one civilian police on the “household registration management” station was busy. The surveillance video shows that the police service is familiar with and handled quickly.

After one year of comprehensive monitoring, the attitude and quality of grassroots police station service people have been greatly improved. A grass-roots police station instructor said that as soon as he thinks of “monitoring three feet off the ground”, the police will have the best service attitude and the fastest work efficiency. Over time, such good work habits form the norm. Chen, who has watched the monitoring screen for more than a year, said that the weekly “Internet Exposure Desk” had to notify six or seven police stations and it has now dropped to two or three.