On October 16, the school convened a mobilization and deployment meeting for the second round of inspections by the fifth Party Committee. Jiang Fengchun, Party Committee Secretary and leader of the Party Committee Inspection Work Leading Group, delivered a speech on mobilization and deployment. Li Hongjun, Deputy Party Committee Secretary and deputy leader of the Party Committee Inspection Work Leading Group, announced the appointment decisions for the group leaders and task assignments for the second round of inspections by the fifth Party Committee of Shenyang Normal University. The meeting was presided over by Yang Xu, Discipline Inspection Commission Secretary and deputy leader of the Party Committee Inspection Work Leading Group.
The meeting emphasized the need to thoroughly study and implement the important instructions of General Secretary Xi Jinping on inspection work, conscientiously adhere to the *Regulations on the Work of the Inspection by the Communist Party of China*, resolutely shoulder political responsibilities, focus on the Two Upholds, accurately identify supervision priorities, adhere to a problem-oriented approach, and further enhance the precision of political supervision. Efforts must be made to address the post-inspection phase by strengthening rectification and the application of outcomes, integrating rectification into daily operations, deepening reforms, advancing the full and rigorous governance of the Party, and improving leadership team development. The standardization, legalization, and regularization of inspection work must be further advanced, with higher standards and stricter requirements applied to every stage of the process to ensure high-quality completion of inspection tasks.
The meeting emphasized the need to uphold the principle of joint efforts in addressing common issues. The inspected Party organizations must fully support and cooperate with the inspection teams in their work, focusing on the Four Implementations to thoroughly identify their own problems and rigorously address the issues raised in the inspection feedback. The inspection teams must fully embody the spirit of self-reform, demonstrate courage and skill in their work, and adhere to regulations, discipline, and the law to pinpoint key issues and uncover root causes. Relevant functional departments must fulfill their supervisory responsibilities and collaborate effectively in the inspection process.
Approved by the Party Committee of the university, the current round of inspections will target six teaching units, with the inspection teams commencing their work by October 17 and concluding by the end of December.
