NPC deputies and CPPCC members pay close attention to the issue of rescuing beggars in two aspects: one is that it reflects the function of public opinion organizations to pay attention to social hot issues in time and to represent and solve practical problems for the people, which is conducive to the implementation of constitutional functions of people's Congress and other public opinion organizations. Begging children, especially the problem of illegal elements manipulating begging children, seriously damages human rights and destroys social harmony. This should arouse the attention of public opinion organizations such as the people's Congress and the CPPCC, and urge the government departments and call on all sectors of society to take measures to solve the problem. Therefore, the timely follow-up and intervention of some deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference is a manifestation of their conscientiousness in reflecting public opinion and urging the government to conduct democratic deliberation.

Another point of concern is whether some deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) pay attention to this activity. As mentioned above, deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) should pay close attention to and intervene in the rescue of begging children in a timely manner. According to media reports, these NPC deputies and CPPCC members have focused their attention and intervention on how to crack down on abduction, and even offered suggestions and suggestions for the public security organs, asking for institutions, establishment and funds. This kind of concern and intervention point obviously obscures the actual functions of NPC deputies and CPPCC members.

In fact, according to the existing laws and regulations, it is the responsibility of the local government, especially the public security departments, to rescue begging children and crack down on abduction in strict accordance with the law. Legally speaking, our society should not allow the existence of begging children at all. The compulsory education law and the law on the protection of minors have basically established a comprehensive protection mechanism for minors. No matter whether they are six years old or not, children should receive effective "family protection" and "administrative protection", "social protection" and "judicial protection". Therefore, according to the law, any begging children should accept the investigation and assistance of the local government, and the local government has the responsibility to stop children begging on the street. From the perspective of criminal law, abduction, trafficking and manipulation of children's begging are more serious crimes. For the suspected crimes, the public security and other law enforcement organs should actively intervene in the investigation according to law, instead of turning a blind eye to children's begging behavior in broad daylight. It can be seen that the continuous emergence of begging children itself shows that the relevant government departments have not fully fulfilled their duties stipulated in the compulsory education law, the law on the protection of minors and even the criminal law, which is a kind of dereliction of duty of the power departments.

Deputies to the National People's Congress and CPPCC members themselves should be responsible for supervising government departments to perform their duties according to law. Therefore, the most basic and appropriate intervention point for the rescue of children begging for help should also be here, that is, they should give full play to the accountability function of the National People's Congress, urge local governments and even appeal to all sectors of society to fulfill their responsibilities according to law, earnestly do a good job in the protection of minors, and rescue begging children in time. For those functional departments that fail to perform their duties in time and pay no attention to children begging on the street, they should be held accountable according to law, which is the performance of better performing the legal functions such as the constitution. As for how to rescue begging children and crack down on abduction and trafficking of women and children and other illegal and criminal acts, the first thing should be considered by the government functional departments themselves, which is to test the government's own governance ability and level. It is obvious that the public security organs blindly increase the institutions, staffing and funds for them without fully accountability whether they have fulfilled their duties in rescuing begging children and cracking down on abduction. This is obviously putting the cart before the horse.