According to China Central Radio and Television, the People's Bank of China launched a special campaign against the rejection of RMB cash last October. Recently, the People's Bank of China publicized several typical cases of rejecting RMB cash. In many cases of cash rejection, some units rejected cash for reasons such as "inconvenient change" and "easy loss". Recently, some people reported to reporters that some local government service centers also rejected cash. This has aroused heated discussion among netizens.
@Li does not make up: it is illegal to refuse cash. It is lazy politics, which makes people embarrassed.
@Shan Yu: Refusing cash may be to improve efficiency and security, but it should also take into account the elderly or those who are inconvenient to use electronic payment. While implementing cashless payment, government agencies should also provide convenient payment methods to ensure that services are available to all citizens.
@Brother Xiao is very smart: refusing to pay in cash exposes the management loopholes of the government affairs service center and the lack of attention to the needs of citizens. The government should seriously reflect on the management system and service concept, comprehensively improve the level of government service, and achieve the goal of better serving the people.
@Needless to say: the government affairs hall is not an ordinary business, but a window to serve the masses. It is illegal to refuse cash. How can the government hall take the lead in breaking the law? The government affairs hall should not only save time for itself, but also bring inconvenience and trouble to the people. To say the least, is it difficult to set up a cash window? Even if non cash payment is encouraged, it is necessary to let the cash payers do business.
@It is illegal to refuse cash, and the government service center should accept RMB cash payment according to law. In case of rejection of cash, relevant departments shall investigate and deal with it in a timely manner.
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@Summary: We all know that cash collection is possible, but we prefer risk rather than cash collection. Is it possible that the process of cash collection is very complicated, the way is very inconvenient, and the final reimbursement and reconciliation are very troublesome, which leads to the reluctance of grass-roots units to collect cash? Should we reflect on the next process? (Organized by: Chunhua)
(Editor in charge: Deng Hao)
