What is the biggest issue with this opinion paper?
Actually, it doesn't lie in the debate between contracting models, nor in the constraints on the Inspectors.
The real flaw lies in being overly fixated on the division and allocation of power, without laying out a clear goal.
More precisely, it's the lack of phased goals that could show a clear path.
Reading through it, there's a strong sense of urgency that seems to shout: if you don't give this job to me, whoever else you choose will definitely screw it up.
But if the job is handed over, the opinion paper contains no achievable goals, only KPIs.
In more current terms, it's like "outsourcing."
When Ding Yishan drafted this opinion paper, it should have been from the perspective of both parties.
But now, the opinion paper identifies three clear entities: Happiness City, the Inspection Station, and the Inspectors.
