Do private shareholders of state-owned holding enterprises need to implement the eight central regulations?

According to the requirements of the eight central regulations, private shareholders of state-owned holding enterprises also need to implement them. The eight central regulations are the eight central regulations on improving work style and keeping close contact with the masses, aiming at strengthening party member cadres' sense of discipline and self-cultivation, and strengthening the building of a clean and honest party style. These include the prohibition of public travel, the prohibition of private use of buses, the prohibition of over-standard equipment or modification of buses, the prohibition of gifts, the prohibition of public funds to eat and drink, the prohibition of using public funds to buy high-end tobacco and alcohol, and the prohibition of illegal selection and appointment of cadres.

Private shareholders of state-owned holding enterprises, as owners of enterprises, should also be bound by the construction of party style and clean government. In the business activities of enterprises, private shareholders shall not violate the requirements of the eight central regulations, such as not occupying enterprise resources for illegal consumption, not giving gifts in the name of enterprises, and not engaging in public funds for eating and drinking in enterprise occasions. Private shareholders should actively cooperate with business leaders to implement the eight central regulations and establish a correct sense of corporate governance and social responsibility.

It should be noted that the eight central regulations apply to all central and local state-owned enterprises and institutions, party and government organs, people's organizations, ownership by the whole people and other economic organizations. Not only the private shareholders of state-owned holding enterprises need to implement it, but other relevant parties should also abide by the requirements of the eight central regulations.