Do the public institutions affiliated to the Tourism Bureau have administrative establishments?

The public institutions affiliated to the Tourism Bureau do not have administrative establishments. Now, if you want to have administrative status, you must pass the civil service examination. The reform of public institutions is an obvious reform standard. Public institutions are divided into administrative categories, public welfare category I, public welfare category II, and production and operation related units. Among them, the production and operation category is changed to an enterprise. A separate system for work units and business units.

In the process of a new round of party and government institutional reform, many cultural departments and executive departments have integrated with each other to form a complete, brand-new cultural tourism base and corresponding cultural tourism area. This part The newly organized Culture and Tourism Bureau is a public institution among the subordinate units that assumes administrative management functions.

The overall public institutions will be reformed along with the organization. The administrative agencies will be divided and assigned to the Culture and Tourism Bureau for relevant institutional responsibilities. The so-called public servants will be jointly staffed and will be centralized and transferred to government agencies according to their functions. Corresponding cultural performance, supervision and inspection and other functions are mainly based on counties and districts, and corresponding administrative service centers are established.

Public institutions retain their original attributes of public participation, and the public welfare services undertaken by subordinate public institutions can only be retained, so that the public institutions as a whole can present the corresponding positions of its most basic public welfare services. In the process of long-term and integrated reform of party and government institutions and the reform of integrated public institutions, overall reforms are carried out comprehensively across fields and across fields.

Extended information:

Civil servants and public institutions are both employees within the establishment. Civil servants have the administrative establishment of civil servants, while public institutions have the establishment of public institutions. Therefore, the authority and scope of the establishments of the two are different. Civil servants have administrative power, while public institutions do not.

Therefore, the legal authority of civil servants is higher than that of public institutions. Moreover, the professional titles of civil servants and public institutions are also different. In the past, public institutions focused on professional titles, while civil servants focused on levels. However, with the further improvement of the Civil Service Law, civil servants now have concurrent positions and ranks, so the two are different in this regard.

Huoshan County People’s Government—Notice on the establishment of positions in public institutions under the Huoshan County Tourism Bureau