Chengguan seems to have always been a highly controversial position. As a qualified city manager, how should the scope and scale of urban management be defined?
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Recently, a video of Shenzhen urban management personnel coming to the door to issue fines has been widely circulated on the Internet.
In the video, a resident of Shenzhen arranged for renovation workers to install a new wardrobe at home, and while the renovation work was still in progress, several urban management personnel suddenly came uninvited.
The chengguan first glanced around the house, then suddenly walked straight up to the construction workers and began to question why the workers were not wearing hard hats when they were working.
The renovation workers were puzzled, and they were only installing cabinets in the room, so why did they have to wear hard hats? Several law enforcement officers still ignored it, claiming that the workers could not continue such improper construction, and even had to pay a fine for it.
Seeing this situation, the manager of the decoration company hurriedly came over to coordinate with the law enforcement officers, and explained to the law enforcement officers many times that today's construction situation is indeed special, and the project is inconvenient to delay. But several chengguan personnel remained indifferent.
The construction manager also planned to give it another try, and then suggested to the law enforcement officers that they should first issue a warning and then supervise the correction. I never thought that the law enforcement officers had a tough attitude and shouted: What is the use of warnings? We are enforcing the law on the spot this time, and we must issue a ticket now!
For this case of household law enforcement in Shenzhen, netizens also felt incredible.
Doesn't it claim that it is necessary to wear a safety helmet when entering a construction site to carry out construction activities? Since the urban management strictly requires construction workers to do so, how can they not know that they must set an example and abide by discipline and law? Do you dare to feel that only the state officials are allowed to set fires, and the people are not allowed to light lamps?
Let's just say, it's really outrageous. As city managers, they now dare to swagger into private houses and openly meddle in the private affairs of ordinary people. Does the chengguan live by the sea? Is it true that the more you manage it, the wider it gets, so you simply change its name to the whole management or manage it at home. Let me ask: Is it really legal and compliant to interfere with people's livelihood by abusing power in this way? The state has to do a good job of rectifying these chaotic phenomena.
Now that these chengguan can directly rush to the residents' homes to face the renovation workers and issue fines, will they be able to intervene in the normal life of the people anytime, anywhere, and unscrupulously? Then one of us may be careless in our lives, and one of them will be punished by the chengguan on the spot. If this is the case, everyone may not be able to live in peace.
I don't want to ask, is there really any inevitable connection between wearing a helmet and installing a wardrobe at home? Shouldn't the use of a helmet be used for some specific occasions with a high risk factor? When did it become necessary to wear a helmet whenever carrying out construction work? What's more, installing cabinets at home is a very common and ordinary activity, and there is almost no big difficulty and risk factor, and you can get started with a good method, but it is said that it will be more convenient and efficient to hand over to professionals to operate, how can it rise to the extent that you have to wear a helmet to install a wardrobe? If you want to replace a battery, light bulb, small parts or something in the future, do you have to do it with a whole helmet before you can do it? It's ridiculous.
In fact, whether it is the incident of the chengguan coming to stop the construction workers and issuing a ticket, or the recent uproar of the white-haired old man who helplessly knelt down to the chengguan on the street, as well as the previous news that a certain chengguan violently enforced the law with his power and even dared to shout in front of the police, etc., all reflect the problem of improper law enforcement, and at the same time bring people to the specific implementation of laws and regulations, the scale control of rights and obligations, and the consideration of fairness and human feelings.
In fact, any laws and regulations are born to better serve the public, and should not be counterproductive due to deviations in understanding and implementation.
As for power and regulations, they also need to adopt fair, scientific and humane methods to demonstrate their due significance.