Central Commission for Discipline Inspection Eight Not Allowed

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Regarding your question about the five and eight prohibitions proposed by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, there is a detailed explanation in the warning line column "Integrity and Self-discipline of State-owned Enterprise Leaders" on this website. The specific content is as follows :

1. Individuals are not allowed to make unauthorized decisions on the company's large-amount capital operations, major decisions on production operations and corporate reform, and important personnel appointments and removals.

2. It is not allowed to transfer state-owned assets to personal names or other enterprises to seek illegal benefits; without the approval of investors, it is not allowed to register companies or invest in shares outside the country (overseas) in the name of individuals.

3. It is not allowed to use the authority to provide convenient and preferential conditions for spouses, children and other relatives to run businesses; spouses and children are not allowed to engage in production and business activities that may infringe the interests of the enterprise.

4. It is not allowed to commit fraud or falsely report results; it is not allowed to instruct, instruct or force accounting personnel to make false accounts or set up any account books other than statutory account books.

5. It is not allowed to concurrently hold leadership positions in subordinate companies or other companies without authorization. Those who have approved part-time work are not allowed to receive part-time wages or other remuneration.