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Summary
Guangzhou initiated a residence registration check to ensure accurate household data and compliance with regulations. This effort supports the upcoming 1982 nationwide census by verifying residents
Area of Science:
- Public Administration
- Demographics
- Sociology
Background:
- The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee and State Council mandated a comprehensive review of residence registration systems.
- Accurate population data is crucial for effective governance and resource allocation.
- Previous registration practices may have led to discrepancies between recorded and actual residency.
Purpose of the Study:
- To verify the accuracy of household registrations within Guangzhou.
- To ensure that registered residents reside at their declared addresses.
- To identify and rectify any instances of inaccurate or outdated residence information.
Main Methods:
- A systematic, house-by-house census was conducted by the census group and Guangzhou public security bureau.
- Residence registrations were cross-referenced with actual living situations.
- Compliance with existing residence registration regulations was assessed.
Main Results:
- The census aimed to eliminate issues such as separated families and discrepancies in residence data.
- The process involved meticulous checking of each residence and household.
- Residents and units were required to adhere to registration protocols.
Conclusions:
- Strengthening the management system for residence registration is essential.
- The Guangzhou initiative serves as a preparatory step for the 1982 national census.
- Accurate residence registration is fundamental for national demographic accuracy and administrative efficiency.