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    新修订的《中国共产党廉洁自律准则》，党员干部廉洁自律规范方面包括哪些内容(多选)。
    A.坚持公私分明，先公后私，克己奉公
    B.坚持崇廉拒腐，清白做人，干净做事
    C.坚持尚俭戒奢，艰苦朴素，勤俭节约
    D.坚持吃苦在前，享受在后，甘于奉献

A.坚持公私分明，先公后私，克己奉公

B.坚持崇廉拒腐，清白做人，干净做事

C.坚持尚俭戒奢，艰苦朴素，勤俭节约

D.坚持吃苦在前，享受在后，甘于奉献

【参考答案】

ABCD

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