[National Development and Reform Commission: Reasonably set public service charging standards and no charges will be charged outside the list] On November 10th, the National Development and Reform Commission held a series of press conferences for the "15th Five-Year Plan" to introduce the situation of improving people's livelihood and well-being. Zhang Luqin, deputy director of the Price Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, the National Development and Reform Commission will work closely with relevant departments to implement the policies that have been introduced. Scientific pricing guides local governments to evaluate current policies, reasonably formulate charging standards for public services, and conduct dynamic evaluation and improvement in a timely manner. At the same time, we should use the establishment of a charge catalog list as a starting point to standardize the charging behavior of relevant industries from the source, make it clear that all charges of the institution are included in the list, and no charges are allowed outside the list, and the disclosure of charges is simultaneously strengthened. If there is no disclosure, or if the disclosure is inconsistent with the policy, no charges will be allowed. Elderly care services are not allowed to be overpriced at will, and funeral services are not allowed to forcefully sell funeral supplies. Through charge list management, all projects are made public, and all kinds of arbitrary charges are resolutely avoided, so that institutional charges are clear and user consumption is clear.