The Hanchuan Provincial Development and Planning Commission is a separate courtyard, not too far from the provincial government.

In fact, because many businesses are closely related to the provincial government, and too far away will bring a lot of inconvenience, so since the era of the Provincial Planning Commission, it has been here since the early days of the Provincial Planning Commission. The slightly old six-story building has an L-shaped shape, and there is also a small building and some attached bungalows.

The courtyard is not very big, but it is already very precious in the central area of ​​the main urban area where every inch of land is valuable. In particular, there is a well-preserved forest belt, slightly raised hills, and a vegetation of about ten acres of land. The outer part is a lawn, and several stone paths are laid, so that the interconnection between the building, small building and bungalows can be achieved through the bluestone path that passes through this hills. Of course, this refers to people walking, and parking spaces and garages are distributed around the circular driveway surrounding a hill.

The leadership offices of the Provincial Development and Planning Commission are not located in small buildings that many people think of, and are not bungalows, but are located in the building. There are offices of directors and deputy directors on the second, third and fourth floors. The small building is located in the Political Research Office (Policies and Regulations Department), Personnel Department, Retired Cadre Department, Party Committee of the Organization, Finance and Logistics Department and other departments. The bungalow is located in the Economic Cooperation Department, Key Project Office, Inspection Office, Railway Airport Planning Office, and other departments are located in the building.

Sha Zhengyang's office is arranged on the fourth floor, which is slightly higher and cannot be compared with Changhe Group, but Sha Zhengyang still thinks it is good.

More than 30 square meters of offices, desks and chairs, bookcases, sofas, air conditioners, water dispensers, and green plants and potted plants are all available, and it is more than enough to accommodate seven or eight people for a small meeting.

Yu Youlian, deputy director of the office, took him to the office for a look. After Sha Zhengyang expressed his gratitude, he read the books and documents in the office.

There are not many books in the bookcase, most of which are related regulations and professional. It is estimated that each committee leader has prepared a complete set. Sha Zhengyang estimated that he would read these relevant regulations, but it would not work for a year or two, so more often these books act as reference books for easy access.

Of course, if you really want to work in the Discipline Planning Commission and take time to read it carefully, it is not impossible to finish reading it. After reading it, you will probably become an expert in the Discipline Planning Commission after years of familiarity with your work.

Previously, a director of the Organization Department of the Provincial Party Committee sent him to Kang Guangliang. Kang Guangliang was about to have a meeting, so he had just briefly talked for ten minutes. Kang Guangliang hurried to the provincial government for a meeting. He was expected to come back in an hour. Sha Zhengyang could not wait for someone to summon him, so he had to snatch the time.

The phone rang on the desk, Yu Youlian came and told Director Kang that he had returned.

This was also what Sha Zhengyang specifically advised Yu Youlian. Kang Guangliang called him when he came back. This was also a respect for Kang Guangliang and would not make him rude.

Kang Guangliang's office is at the top of the second floor, next to his office is a reception room and a small conference room, which is exclusive to the director.

The deputy directors were a little sad. There was no dedicated reception room, so the visitors could only be in the office. On the other side, there were two dedicated reception rooms and a small conference room on each floor, and a medium-sized conference room. There were two large conference rooms, one on the sixth floor and one on the first floor.

The worst case is that all offices do not have separate bathrooms, even the director's office, the bathrooms are located at the corners of the L-shaped shape and the other end.

This is also the basic style of old-fashioned buildings.

After knocking on the door twice, Sha Zhengyang then spoke: "Director."

"Zhengyang is here? Come and sit in." Kang Guangliang sat behind the large desk, looking at the documents in his hand. It was probably brought back from the provincial government. Xiao Qiu from the office had already brewed the tea and felt very obedient. A young secretary.

In addition to the director having a clear secretary, the deputy directors actually have fixed office staff following him, but no one said that this was a secretary, but everyone agreed that they were actually secretary and were engaged in secretary work.

The work of the Development and Planning Commission is quite complicated, with nearly thirty departments, and each of them is not easy to do. Among the seven deputy directors, every job in charge of each person can attract the attention of the cities and counties below. Of course, the provincial level of the Development and Planning Commission is completely unable to compare with the National Development and Planning Commission. This is mainly because after 1994, the national and local tax divisions were separated, and the tax and financial resources were greatly moved to the central government's finance. Therefore, the central government's power to collect projects was too great in project approval and fund allocation, which greatly weakened the power from provinces to prefectures and cities in districts, counties and townships.

This is also impossible. In 1994, the country and local tax division were not divided, and the central government had serious financial shortages. In many cases, it was necessary to negotiate with local governments, so the tax sharing system was adopted. The problem is that the tax sharing system greatly enriched the central government's financial resources, but the corresponding power of affairs did not move upward and was still sinking below, which completely dragged down the local government's financial resources.

In addition, the prevalence of GDPism forced local governments to increase their efforts in infrastructure construction in order to strengthen their investment environment. Later, the central government took people's livelihood as the focus of assessing the political achievements of local leaders, which also forced local governments to use their financial resources in these aspects.

In short, the hole is too big and the financial resources are insufficient, which has become a nightmare for local governments at all levels. The coastal areas are slightly better, while the central and western regions need to rely on transfer payments to make up for it to a large extent. This also contributes to the spread of the phenomenon that land income has become the main force of local finance in disguise.

For local governments, transfer payments, or projects supported by central government finance, have become the driving force for local governments to "go to Beijing" and the central government also has response measures, that is, if you want the project, you can get funds, then every project and every work requires local funds to be supported. The provincial level will be used, and the province will also be decomposed as well, the municipal level and county level. In this way, if you want to do a project, you can, and you will also pay, otherwise there will be no chance.

Even the proportion of supporting funds has become the key to everyone's game. For a few percentage points, it is like this from top to bottom.

However, in the 1990s, this kind of supporting decomposition was not yet popular, so being able to win central projects or submit them to the central government for inclusion in related projects became one of the most important tasks of provincial departments.

"Have the director's meeting finished?" Sha Zhengyang sat down, Kang Guangliang walked out from behind the desk, sat on the sofa next to Sha Zhengyang, then leaned against the back of the sofa, and said a little tiredly: "Well, it's a short meeting, studying several agricultural work, chaired by the Provincial President I and lectured by the Provincial President I."

"Pan Provincial Chief I work style is quite delicate and serious. I have come into contact with it twice when I was working in Wanzhou." Sha Zhengyang nodded, "Pan Provincial Chief I helped us a lot on the Zhenyang Vegetable Base Project."

Kang Guangliang nodded slightly, but seemed not very interested in this topic, so he turned to the topic: "I'm just about to discuss with you the next step of your division of work."

"Director, I am determined to obey the arrangements and do not give any conditions." Sha Zhengyang immediately expressed his opinion. Although he seemed a little earnest, he thought that Sha Zhengyang was only less than 30 years old. In front of a veteran like Kang Guangliang, this attitude would be easier to win the other party's recognition.

"Haha, everyone still has to discuss the work." Kang Guangliang laughed and thought, "Before Lao Qian retired, he was in charge of the key project office, the railway airport planning and construction office and the Finance and Financial Department. He left this work for the time being. I have considered that Lao Zhang is in charge of the Industrial Department now. I plan to let him take over the key project management office and the Railway Airport Planning and Construction Office and hand over the Industrial Department to you. In addition, Lao Xie was in charge of the High-tech Industry Department. I am considering handing over the Finance and Financial Department to him and let him hand over the High-tech Industry Department to you. What do you think?"

The former deputy director stepped down and handed over three departments. The problem is that there are too many departments involved. If large-scale adjustments are required, it is not appropriate. However, Cheng Song brought Sha Zhengyang's turntable, and the main goal is to be responsible for the future emerging industries and key core industries in key areas. Although Kang Guangliang did not agree with Cheng Song's idea, Cheng Song's attitude was very firm, and Wang Yunxiang also tended to agree with this. Therefore, Kang Guangliang of course could not object, so he could only pinch his nose and admit it, but he felt a little uncomfortable inside.

Seeing Sha Zhengyang pondering, Kang Guangliang felt even more unhappy. Is this guy not satisfied? Or is it because he feels too much pressure? Isn’t this guy awesome and omnipotent?

"Zhengyang, what's wrong? Tell me what you think."

"Director, I am very grateful for your value and trust in me. However, I am a newcomer and am still unfamiliar with many of the work in the commission. Then let me tell you some of my own ideas. If it is wrong or is offensive, please criticize me." Sha Zhengyang thought for a while.

"You said." Seeing that Sha Zhengyang's posture was so low, Kang Guangliang looked at him with admiration and nodded slightly.

"I thought I came here. The situation was not familiar with it and it took some time to adapt. I think I could give me some time. I took a few people from the political research office to run down and first touch the situation. Especially the emerging industries you and I mentioned just now, I think it is very necessary. As for my division of work, I can slow down a little and wait for the next step to study and consider it?"

Kang Guangliang narrowed his eyes slightly and looked at the other party. This kid was very experienced and declined this arrangement that might cause trouble. He chose to investigate the situation first, and only mentioned emerging industries.

This was specifically explained by Cheng Song. Kang Guangliang also attached great importance to some decisions from the central government. Of course, he had to use his skilled hands. It was a surefire to hand it over to Sha Zhengyang. This kid even had a little bit of the meaning of just focusing on the high-tech industry, which was a bit interesting.
Chapter completed!