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Private enterprises have demand, and the procuratorial organs have made achievementsRecently, the People's Procuratorate organized an interview team to visit Zhejiang, a major province of private economy, to conduct a three-day on-site interview on the theme of Zhejiang procuratorial organs guaranteeing and serving the healthy development of non-public enterprises. In Hangzhou, Wang Han, Secretary of the Party Group and Chief Prosecutor of the Zhejiang Provincial Procuratorate, said, "Zhejiang is the birthplace of the private economy, and protecting the healthy development of private enterprises on an equal footing in accordance with the law is a must answer question for the Zhejiang procuratorial organs. Not only that, the Zhejiang procuratorial organs also need to leverage the 'East Wind' of *, *, and the Provincial Party Committee to turn it into an additional question and simultaneously build a benchmark province that guarantees the development of the private economy in accordance with the law Nan Cunhui, Chairman of Zhejiang Federation of Industry and Commerce and Chairman of Chint Group, stated that the Zhejiang procuratorial organs attach great importance to the healthy development of non-public enterprises. Both sides will strengthen coordination and communication, actively establish five cooperation mechanisms including joint meeting system and information exchange feedback system. From the data, it can be seen that in the first half of this year, the development trend of the private economy in Zhejiang Province was good, especially in terms of transformation, upgrading, and innovative development. The confidence index of private entrepreneurs' development has also rebounded. Private enterprises in Zhejiang have gone through the most difficult period, and those that have performed well all have one thing in common: 'to operate enterprises in accordance with laws and regulations, and to conduct business openly and honestly.' In Yiwu, Peng Zhong, Secretary of the Party Group and Chief Prosecutor of the Yiwu Procuratorate, stated that the procuratorial organs in Yiwu should serve as judicial "shopkeepers" for the development of non-public enterprises. In Wenzhou, Yu Xiucheng, Secretary of the Party Group and Prosecutor General of the Wenzhou Procuratorate, introduced the Wenzhou Procuratorate's adherence to the spirit of Wenzhou people's reform and innovation, actively exploring and pioneering in serving the development of the non-public economy, from the concept of equal protection to the handling methods and legal policies, forming a relatively mature Wenzhou model for serving the development of the non-public economy. In Rui'an, Xuan Zhangliang, Secretary of the Party Group and Prosecutor General of the Rui'an Procuratorate, told the "prosecution story" of Rui'an's inspection agencies serving the non-public economy, serving as "guards" in ensuring development, "gatekeepers" in law enforcement and case handling, and "servers" in extending their functions. Private enterprises have demand, while procuratorial organs have achievements. This year, the procuratorial organs in Zhejiang Province have greatly increased their efforts to safeguard the healthy development of non-public enterprises, sparking a wave of guaranteeing the development of private economy. During visits, frontline prosecutors from provincial procuratorates to procuratorates in cities, counties, and districts such as Yiwu and Wenzhou found that they not only have a thorough understanding of the development and main demands of the local private economy, but also change their thinking when handling cases involving private enterprises, focusing on "precision" and practicing the concept of "green justice". They pay attention to the handling methods and approaches, and their service awareness for the healthy development of private enterprises and the healthy growth of private entrepreneurs is increasing. Many private entrepreneurs have also expressed to reporters that the seemingly distant relationship between prosecutors and enterprises has been brought closer, and the sense of judicial gain for enterprises has significantly increased. |