We should establish a correct view of power when treating rights.

The view of power refers to the basic views and attitudes of leading cadres on the issue of power, which is a concentrated expression of their world outlook, outlook on life and values.

To treat rights correctly, we must eliminate misunderstandings, correctly understand power and ensure that all power runs in the sun. Clear up misunderstandings. In real life, some people will have some misunderstandings after they have the so-called power.

Misunderstandings of incorrect treatment of rights include:

1. Power is private. Mistakenly treat the power given by the people as private goods, and want to fill the pit when the power is in hand;

2. Power is autonomous. When they exercise their power, they often do not consider the party discipline and state laws and the interests of the people, but take it for granted and do whatever they want;

3. Power is transactional. Some cadres think that power is a transaction after gaining power through abnormal means. Once you have the right, you will suffer if you don't make full use of it, so you use it as an excuse for trading power and money;

4. Power is practical. Some cadres think that they have the right not to use it and have the right to expire. When you have power, you don't make the best use of it. Once you retire, you will "disappear from everyone" and become psychologically unbalanced. The above misunderstandings are very harmful and must be eliminated. To understand power correctly, we must exercise power correctly, establish a correct view of power and fully understand the true meaning of power.

legal ground

Constitution of the people's Republic of China

Article 33 Anyone with China nationality is a citizen of China.

All China people and citizens are equal before the law.

The state respects and guarantees human rights.

Any citizen enjoys the rights stipulated by the Constitution and laws, and at the same time must fulfill the obligations stipulated by the Constitution and laws. Article 41 The people and citizens of People's Republic of China (PRC) have the right to criticize and suggest any state organ or functionary; Any state organ or state functionary has the right to lodge a complaint, accusation or report to the relevant state organ for illegal or dereliction of duty, but shall not fabricate or distort facts to make false accusations or frame up.