What are the public institutions directly under the provincial government?

Provincial agencies refer to provincial administrative institutions established with the approval of the provincial institutional establishment committee, which are mainly divided into party committees, governments, people's congresses, CPPCC, democratic parties, mass organizations, procuratorates, courts, etc. kind.

1. The public institutions directly under the provincial government include the following

1. Party committees: Party Committee General Office, Discipline Inspection Commission, Organization Department, Propaganda Department, United Front Work Department, Political and Legal Affairs Committee, Policy Research Office, Office of the Institutional Establishment Committee, Working Committee of Provincial Government Agencies, Bureau of Veteran Cadres, Office of Confidentiality Committee, Taiwan Affairs Office, Party School, Party History Research Office, Provincial Party Committee Organ Newspaper, Socialist College, Archives Bureau, Special Communications Bureau, Social Science Federation, etc.; /p>

2. Government: General Office of the Government, Development and Reform Commission, State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, Department of Industrial Information Technology, Department of Education, Department of Science and Technology, Department of Supervision, Department of Civil Affairs, Department of Justice, Department of Finance, Department of Human Resources and Social Security, Department of Land and Resources Department of Resources, Department of Environmental Protection, Department of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, Department of Transportation, Department of Water Conservancy, Department of Agriculture and Industry, Department of Commerce, Health and Wellness Committee, Department of Culture, Audit Department, Foreign Affairs Office, Local Taxation Bureau, and Industry and Commerce Bureau. Quality Supervision Bureau, Radio, Film and Television Bureau, Press and Publication Bureau, Sports Bureau, Work Safety Bureau, Statistics Bureau, Forestry Bureau, Grain Bureau, Tourism Bureau, Ethnic Affairs Committee, Legal Affairs Office, Finance Office, Price Bureau, Social Security Bureau, National Taxation Bureau, Food and Drug Administration Bureau, Civil Air Defense Office, Letters and Calls Bureau, Radio Management Committee Office, Supply and Marketing Cooperative, Investment Promotion Bureau, Research Office, Counselor's Office, Publishing House, Museum of History, Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Social Science Department, Tendering Bureau, Agency Affairs Bureau, etc. .

2. The difference between provincial agencies and municipal agencies

1. Different superior and subordinate departments: Generally speaking, the superiors of provincial public institutions are government departments, and the superiors of municipal public institutions are It is a department directly under the municipal government;

2. There are differences in the content of the examination. Taking Hubei as an example, public institutions directly under Hubei Province take the basic quality test and comprehensive application ability test, while public institutions directly under Wuhan City take the public examination* **Basic knowledge and professional knowledge;

3. Salary: In different regions, there will be differences in salary and benefits. The provincial level is not necessarily better than the municipal level. Public institutions need to be considered. income situation and development prospects, as well as personal abilities and performance.

To sum up, there are three major categories of provincial departments, namely party committees, governments, and mass organizations. Provincial organs are mainly divided into party committees, governments, people's congresses, political consultative conferences, democratic parties, mass organizations, procuratorates, courts, etc. Directly-affiliated units are units directly under the management of a central ministry or commission, while provincial-affiliated units are those under the jurisdiction of the province. Provincial-affiliated units refer to institutions directly under the provincial people's government or departments of the provincial government, and are generally fully financed.

Legal basis:

Article 101 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China

Local people's congresses at all levels elect separately and have The power to remove the governor and deputy governor, mayor and deputy mayor, county chief and deputy county chief, district chief and deputy district chief Moqian, township chief and deputy township chief, town mayor and deputy town mayor of the people's government at the same level .

Local people's congresses at or above the county level elect and have the power to recall the director of the supervisory committee at the same level, the president of the people's court at the same level and the chief prosecutor of the people's procuratorate at the same level. The election or removal of the chief prosecutor of the People's Procuratorate must be reported to the chief prosecutor of the superior People's Procuratorate for approval by the Standing Committee of the People's Congress at that level.

Article 102

Deputies to the People’s Congress of provincial municipalities and cities divided into districts are subject to the supervision of the original electoral units. In cities without districts, municipal districts, townships, Deputies to the People's Congress of ethnic townships and towns are subject to the supervision of voters.