"Red Line" For Sichuan Civil Servants On Business Trip

Starting from January 1, 2016, the new standard will be implemented for the accommodation fees of the central and state organs.

Thus, at the end of last year, the Ministry of finance of Sichuan province also took the lead in formulating the measures for the administration of travel expenses of Sichuan provincial direct organs.

When the civil servants in Sichuan went on business, they all redefined the red line, and the standards became more and more detailed.

The client of Huaxi Metropolis Daily learned from the Sichuan Provincial Department of finance that, according to the standard of Sichuan province's Provincial Foreign Affairs brigade accommodation fee, Beijing and Shanghai, as the representatives of the first tier cities, still occupy the highest standard location of the provincial travel allowance.

The standard stipulates: the relevant quota of cadres at the provincial level to Beijing and Shanghai is 1100 yuan, and the cost of lodging for cadres at the bureau level to Beijing is 650 yuan, while Shanghai is 600 yuan; the standard of other related personnel is 500 yuan.

Reporters immediately found on Ctrip's official website, according to the latest Sichuan.

The new rule of business trip, a bureau level cadre is now on a business trip to Shanghai. According to the standard of 600 yuan travel expenses, it is best to stay in the five star Shanghai New Century Grand Hotel Songjiang located in Songjiang District.

At the same price, however, different rooms in different districts of Shanghai offer different room standards for officials to choose.

For example, the same is 600 yuan, if in Pudong New Area can only enter similar Shanghai Huangting Una Century Hotel such four star standard hotel.

If you want to choose a location in the middle of the city, it will cost about 600 yuan for a special accommodation in the Shanghai law concession in Xuhui District.

The coastal city is the second echelon of the standard of accommodation for Sichuan's heterodyne brigade.

The standard stipulates: the staff of provincial organs of Sichuan province go to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Henan, Guangdong, Yunnan and other provinces, as well as Xiamen, Shenzhen and other cities. The standard of travel expenses for provincial cadres is 900 yuan, and office level cadres are travelling between 450 yuan and 650 yuan for business trips to other provinces and municipalities, while other personnel can travel expenses between 350 yuan and 500 yuan.

It is worth noting that in the latest reform

China has put forward some floating standards for some provinces and cities: floating standards in Heilongjiang, Dalian and Qingdao will increase by 20% in 7-9 months of each year; the standard of floating in Hainan will increase by 30% from November to February next year; the standard of floating in Tibet autonomous region and Qinghai province will increase by 50% in every 6-9 months.

In addition, according to the newly adjusted accommodation fees for the provincial authorities in Sichuan, the provincial and ministerial officials in the cities of Mianyang, Leshan, Yibin and Ya'an can check up to 800 yuan standard hotels, and the rest of the cities are 750 yuan.

Up to now, the level of office accommodation cadres to other cities in the province is also 430 yuan.

The Ministry of Finance said that the adjustment was due to changes in the price of hotel accommodation in various parts of the country in the past two years and the actual needs of work.

The reporter compared the relevant provisions of the "Sichuan provincial direct authority travel expenses management regulations" issued by the Department of Finance in 2014. For the Sichuan travel subsidy, the daily subsidy of the provincial and equivalent posts was 750 yuan, which was slightly lower than the latest standard by 50 yuan.

Experts point out that timely travel will actually reduce the waste of travel expenses.

The low standard has also become one of the reasons for the chaos of various travel expenses management, including false invoices, misappropriation of other funds, and the pfer of fees from superiors to subordinates.