What signals have been released by the six major initiatives of the institutional reform?

The six major initiatives of institutional reform have released the following signals:

1. Weight reduction and optimization: this institutional reform is from the perspective of reducing administrative burden and optimizing the functions of the government, through merging, adjusting and compressing, etc., to achieve the departmental setup of the weight reduction and center of gravity downward, in order to better serve the economic and social development.

2. Focusing on the main business: The current institutional reform has streamlined the institutional setup to a single purpose: to serve the country's main business. Highlighting the main business and focusing on it is a clear signal of this institutional reform, which is conducive to better play the functional role of each department.

3. Optimization of management: this institutional reform also proposes to strengthen management, achieve innovation in management style, and improve the level and efficiency of public **** services through process reengineering and system optimization, in order to make it more convenient and efficient for people to enjoy public **** services.

4. Strengthening of supervision: This institutional reform also proposes to establish a centralized, unified and efficient institutional arrangement for supervision, and to strengthen the supervision and enforcement, which provides a guarantee for the better development of various industries.

5. Promoting reform: this institutional reform is a process of deepening reform, carrying the mission of deepening the reform of national governance and institutional mechanisms. In the context of promoting reform, the adjustment and optimization of the government institutional setup is also a necessity.

6. Adherence to scientific development: One of the important signals of this institutional reform is to adhere to the concept of scientific development, and to continuously optimize government functions through institutional reform to promote development, advance innovation, and lay the foundation for sustainable economic and social development.