Chapter 3057
In the clean and tidy room, the Sergeant stared at the testimony in his hands, unsure what to say for a moment.
If one said they had done something wrong, that was clearly not true. In some respects, the company's rules and regulations were rigid.
Employees should not turn rules and regulations into something flexible. That would violate the meaning and value of their existence.
But to say they had been completely in the wrong would not be entirely accurate, either.
From the Sergeant's perspective, this was actually a problem that was not too serious.
They believed it was a case that did not need to be reported, so they had not reported it.
Lin Qi, however, believed it was a case that should have been reported, and they had failed to do so.
This different approach was more about covering up certain problems at the bottom.
Most of the time, when federal politicians faced a problem that might cause trouble, the first solution that came to mind was not to solve the trouble, but to keep people from knowing about it.
There were countless examples of this throughout federal history. Many things that had truly happened and should have been known by the public had been hidden and concealed until the moment they were forced to explode.
Then people would be shocked by these scandals that suddenly burst open. In many cases, they might originally have been nothing more than a minor nuisance.
Such conduct also caused the lower levels to lose their function as a mirror, preventing those in power from sensing through changes at the bottom whether a policy had been properly implemented and whether it benefited or harmed people's lives.
That was also why rulers sometimes showed enough tolerance toward idiots and utterly greedy