On the afternoon of August 5, Longting District held a meeting to promote the rural "three changes" reform work to remobilize, redeploy and rearrange the rural "three changes" reform work in the district. Zheng Huateng, deputy secretary of the district party committee, attended the meeting, Gao Xiaoyong, secretary of the party group and director of the District Agriculture and Rural Bureau, presided over the meeting, and the heads of the District Finance Bureau, the Natural Resources Bureau, the Culture and Tourism Bureau, the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, the Taxation Bureau, the revitalization company and the secretaries of the party committees of the two townships and the secretaries of the three pilot village branches attended the meeting.
Zheng Huateng pointed out that the "three changes" reform in rural areas is an important measure to enhance the economic benefits of village collectives, increase the income of the masses, and promote the development of agricultural modernization. He stressed that the first is to strengthen the implementation of responsibilities. The two townships should earnestly shoulder the main responsibility, personally grasp the top leader, and the task force of the village should grasp it specifically, clarify the responsibilities, refine the task measures, and assist the subcontracted village to do a good job in project planning in combination with the actual situation. Second, we must strengthen the joint efforts of departments. All departments should fully clarify their own responsibilities, form a joint force, work together, focus on collective efficiency and mass income, fully combine the actual situation of each village, and effectively integrate capital, human resources, land resources, cultural resources, etc., and promote the implementation of the work around the "five major cooperatives". Third, we must insist on doing solid work. The District Agriculture and Rural Bureau should take the lead and be responsible, strengthen scheduling guidance, and urge the two townships, the pilot villages, the follow-up villages and the work classes to truly clarify the work ideas, and effectively figure out how the "three changes" reform should be done, and solidly promote the progress of the work.
Source: District Bureau of Agriculture and Rural Affairs
Proofreading: Jiao Yanrui
Editor: Tian Xin
Review: Zhang Tao
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