What is the ultimate goal of network social governance?

Legal analysis: 1. Network social governance is also a part of social governance, which must adapt to a country's historical tradition, cultural accumulation and basic national conditions. Therefore, to improve the network social governance, we should not only learn from international experience, but also base ourselves on the reality of China and vigorously promote the innovation of network social governance with China characteristics.

2. Explore the establishment of a collaborative governance mechanism involving government, platform enterprises and society. Under the framework of the rule of law in Socialism with Chinese characteristics, the Party and the government should strengthen the top-level design and overall coordination ability for the economic and social development of the Internet, and strengthen the communication and cooperation among Internet enterprises, netizens and stakeholders. Internet platform enterprises hold a large amount of data, so we should strengthen supervision. Realize the information sharing between the government and platform enterprises, establish and improve the social credit system based on big data, promote the Internet economy to become a credit economy, and the network society to become a credit highland.

3. Implement the people-centered development thought, so that hundreds of millions of people have more sense of security and gain in the development of the Internet. Guide the healthy development of network economy and give full play to the role of network information technology in promoting people's livelihood and well-being.

Legal basis: Cyber Security Law of the People's Republic of China.

Article 7 The State shall actively carry out international exchanges and cooperation in cyberspace governance, research and development of network technology, standard setting and combating cybercrime, promote the construction of a peaceful, safe, open and cooperative cyberspace, and establish a multilateral, democratic and transparent network governance system.

Article 8 The National Network Information Department is responsible for coordinating network security and related supervision and management. The State Council telecommunications authorities, public security departments and other relevant departments are responsible for network security protection, supervision and management within the scope of their respective responsibilities and in accordance with this Law and relevant laws and administrative regulations. The responsibilities of network security protection and supervision and management of relevant departments of local people's governments at or above the county level shall be determined in accordance with relevant state regulations.