Sichuan village to squat to eat on the ground to eat without stacking quilt fines. Loc

It is rumored to be fined different amounts such as squatting dining, quilt unpacking, and not washing kitchen chopsticks in Liangshan Village, Sichuan Province, China.The local government responded that it was indeed undergoing a living environmental improvement operation, but the unified fine standard was issued.

According to the surging news on Tuesday (November 14), a network stamping document shows that the new rural areas of beautiful rural areas issued by the new rural areas of the new rural areas released in Puge Town, Liangshan, SichuanA total of 14 fine standards involved in kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom, courtyard dam, and household roads.

The minimum amount of fine (RMB, the same below, about S $ 0.56), up to 20 yuan.Among them, the squatting fine was fined 20 yuan, the quilt was fined 10 yuan, and a spider web was fined 5 yuan for indoor and outdoor.

The document remarks "No rectification after the fine, and the second check was doubled."

Related topics on the 14th appeared on Weibo hot search. Some netizens ridiculed that "it is not easy to be so careful", and some people questioned "how to implement it."

The staff of the Propaganda Department of the Pig County Party Committee said that the local area is indeed undergoing a living environment, but the policies in each place are different.

The staff of the Propaganda Department also said that the county has not issued a unified human settlement environmental fines, and whether the network biography fines are true, which are being verified.

The staff of the county civilization office said that this should be the relevant agreement of the local village regulations, and it is unclear about the specific situation.

Zhang Dezhi, the Beijing Lawlian Airlines Law Firm, believes that in accordance with relevant regulations, both the village committee and the town government have no right to make such punishment regulations and formulate standards for punishment.The village regulations can make some moral requirements for villagers, but there is no compulsory binding force.