Why do you have to go through the process when you can rob it clearly, but in the end, you voluntarily raised the price, and you are really good at playing
17 citizen representatives participated in the hearing of the tap water price adjustment in the central area of Guangzhou, and 9 people supported the increase of residents' domestic water from 1.98 yuan/cubic meter to 2.6 yuan/cubic meter!
How were the 17 delegates elected? Does the person being represented know who they are being represented? I don't know what those 9 people think, but it's also a coincidence, 17 to 9, just over half......
You know!!!
Does anyone know which one they are represented by?
1. In the case of the tap water price adjustment in the central area of Guangzhou, 17 citizen representatives participated in the hearing, and 9 of them supported the increase in the domestic water price of residents from 1.98 yuan per cubic meter to 2.6 yuan per cubic meter. This has raised questions about how delegates are generated, how they are perceived, and what the decision-making process is.
2. When ordinary people run to the hearing and strongly demand that the price of residents rise, we can't help but ask, is this the real public opinion? Or is it that some people's voices are amplified?
3. How were the 17 delegates elected? Whether this process is open and transparent and whether it represents the will of the majority is something we need to pay attention to.
4. Does the person being represented know who he is being represented? The issue concerns the manner in which representatives are elected and the right of the population to know.
5. 9 people support the price increase, half of the 17 people, does this represent the will of the majority? This is a question worth pondering.
6. Will this price increase become a precedent for other utilities to raise prices? We need to be vigilant.
7. Will price increases really solve the utility problem? We need to delve into the rationale and necessity of price increases.
8. Will the cost of living increase for ordinary people? This is something we need to care about.
9. Will price increases affect the lives of low-income people? This is something we cannot ignore.
10. In the process of price increase, are there sufficient regulatory measures to ensure the reasonableness of the price increase? This is something we need to focus on.
11. Should we reform the way delegates are selected to ensure impartiality and representativeness? This is a question worth exploring.
12. Should the views and suggestions of the public be fully listened to in the decision-making process? This is something we need to think about.
13. Should there be a clear time limit for price increases to prevent unrestricted price increases? This is something we need to focus on.
14. Should we create more channels for people to participate in the decision-making process? This is a question worth exploring.
15. Are there enough subsidies to ensure that the lives of low-income people are not affected in the process of price increases? This is something we need to focus on.
16. Should we reform the operation of utilities to improve efficiency and reduce costs? This is a question worth exploring.
17. Is it possible to ensure that the quality of service of utilities is improved while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
18. Should we reform the pricing mechanism of utilities to ensure that pricing is reasonable and fair? This is a question worth exploring.
19. Is it possible to ensure the sustainability of utilities while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
20. Should we reform the regulatory regime for utilities to ensure that regulation is effective and fair? This is a question worth exploring.
21. Is it possible to ensure the fairness of utilities while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
22. Should we reform the financial investment in public utilities to ensure the healthy development of public utilities? This is a question worth exploring.
23. Is it possible to maximize the social benefits of utilities while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
24. Should we reform the laws and regulations for utilities to ensure the legality and compliance of utilities? This is a question worth exploring.
25. Is it possible to ensure that the market competition of utilities is fully reflected while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
26. Should we carry out comprehensive planning and design of public utility reform to ensure the long-term development of public utilities? This is a question worth exploring.
27. Is it possible to ensure that the reform of public utilities is effectively promoted while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
28. Should we conduct an in-depth study of public utility reform in order to come up with effective reform options? This is a question worth exploring.
29. Is it possible to ensure that the reform of public utilities will be supported by the community? This is something we need to focus on.
30. Should we disseminate extensive publicity on the reform of public utilities to increase public participation and understanding? This is a question worth exploring.
31. Is it possible to ensure that the reform of public utilities is effectively implemented while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
32. Should we effectively monitor the reform of public utilities to ensure that the reform proceeds smoothly? This is a question worth exploring.
33. While increasing prices, can we ensure that the reform of public utilities can be effectively fed back and adjusted? This is something we need to focus on.
34. Should we conduct an ongoing evaluation of the reform of the public utilities to propose effective improvements? This is a question worth exploring.
35. Is it possible to ensure that the reform of public utilities can be effectively improved while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
36. Should we take an in-depth look at the reform of utilities to come up with effective solutions? This is a question worth exploring.
37. Is it possible to ensure that the reform of public utilities is effectively promoted while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
38. Should we have a comprehensive plan for the reform of public utilities to ensure that the reform runs smoothly? This is a question worth exploring.
39. Is it possible to ensure that the reform of public utilities can be effectively promoted while increasing prices? This is something we need to focus on.
40. Should we conduct an in-depth study of public utility reform in order to come up with effective reform options? This is a question worth exploring.