A new model of cadre evaluation was introduced somewhere: the "private ethics" of cadres outside of 8 hours will be included in the inspection. According to regulations, whether the cadres' daily lifestyle is rigorous, family relations are harmonious, and whether property fees are in arrears . Colleagues, subordinates, and neighbors give evaluations as an important reference for cadre appointments. Which of the following can best refute this new model? ['Professional ethics within 8 hours should be included in the assessment.', '"Private Morality" assessment indicators are difficult to quantify and more difficult to compare.', 'The interpersonal relationship of leading cadres has an impact on the assessment results.', 'Assessment of "Private Morality" of Leading Cadres Suspected of Violating Personal Privacy.']