Preliminary Summary of Inspections into Violations of Financial Discipline
Comments Added to the Draft of the Report
(July 27, 1952)
(2) We approve Comrade Bo Yibo, Chairman of the Central Committee for Economy Inspection, of his preliminary summary report dated July 26 concerning inspections into violations of financial discipline,[Ill] and hereby transmit this report to you.
The Central Committee has instructed the Central Committee for Economy Inspection to conduct another inspection in September to ascertain whether all fiscal and logistics departments at various levels required to submit self-criticisms have indeed completed and submitted them.
(3) This document and its two attachments should be published in Party publications.
Chuan
Comrade Bo Yibo’s report states:
Since the CPC Central Committee issued on April 24, 1952, an instruction requiring local financial organs and logistical departments to conduct inspections for violations of financial discipline, a total of 286 reports had been received by July 25—44 from local authorities and 242 from the military. The Northwest Region, as well as the major cities of Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, and Wuhan, have yet to submit their reports. The report enumerates the principal manifestations of violations of financial discipline found among local financial organs, the army’s logistical system, and the central enterprises’ various departments.
[2]
This document refers to the CPC Central Committee’s endorsement dated July 27, 1952, forwarding Comrade Bo Yibo’s preliminary summary report on inspections into violations of financial discipline; the present text comprises items (2) and (3) thereof. The attachment is Comrade Bo Yibo’s summary report, submitted to Mao Zedong and the Central Committee on July 26.