The old man in uniform took the list Lu Bai handed him, glanced over the names, and confirmed, "All of them?"
"For now, just these. I'll let you know if there are any new names."
Lu Bai waved a hand, indicating that the old man in uniform could go back to work.
The people on the list had all committed crimes during this period.
In fact, the official response to the Ground Return Plan had largely followed the Ground Return Plan—Emergency Management Guidelines jointly drawn up by the City Council and the Coordination Committee.
The newly drafted guidelines included work procedures and an organizational command structure, as well as the principles and regulations everyone was expected to follow.
Regardless of what things were like in practice, at least the rules that had been put down in writing and made public were proper and rigorous—or, one could say, high-minded and impressive-sounding.
Under normal circumstances, such rules were all talk. No one would follow them to the letter.
But that worked in Lu Bai's favor.
After all, the guidelines had been discussed countless times at City Council meetings and were quite comprehensive in their details.
Lu Bai didn't even need to come up with new rules. He could simply keep the Forward Base running according to the guidelines.
Human beings, more often than not, weren't bothered by having little so much as by being treated unfairly.
Ultimately, it came down to fairness.
If fairness could be ensured, management was actually quite easy.
As long as Lu Bai did a good enough job of oversight, there wouldn't be any major problems.
The decay of any regime began when oversight failed.
But oversight was the last thing Lu Bai needed to worry about.
With all kinds of abilities he could switch between at will,