In recent social changes, some new policies have worried specific groups of people. To ensure the safety and health of us and our families, we need to be aware of these policies. In the following, I will explain these three groups of people who are about to face change in detail and remind you of the corresponding considerations.
First and foremost are those who are often involved in fights. Not long ago, when my friend and I were out to eat, I witnessed a fight caused by a drunken gaffe. After my friend was attacked, he wanted to fight back, but I hurriedly stopped it and immediately called the police. Fortunately, the police intervened in time and brought us justice. This tells us that any reason for participating in a fight, whether voluntarily or forced, can face legal punishment. When we encounter this situation, we call the police in time and let the law do justice for us while ensuring our own safety.
The next thing to mention are the owners of those off-campus training institutions. The new policy prohibits all off-campus training courses from October, and any violators will be severely punished. This is undoubtedly a huge financial blow for bosses who depend on the training course to survive. But it also means that all children will compete on the same starting line, and parents will also be able to reduce some of the financial burden. However, this may be a bit of a pity for parents who are looking to improve their child's performance through extra tutoring.
Finally, landlords of rental housing have also been affected by the new policy. Now the rental housing policy has changed dramatically, and the regulation of rental housing has become more stringent. Landlords can no longer raise rents at will, and all tenancy actions must follow the contract. Once the contract is signed, all problems during the tenant's stay, such as damage, must be borne by the tenant. These new policies have undoubtedly affected the interests of some people, but they are also contributing to the progress of society. What is everyone's attitude towards these new policies? Please leave a comment below to share your opinion.