What does the NDRC economic system reform department do?

The Economic Reform Section of the National Development and Reform Commission is one of the subordinate institutions of the National Development and Reform Commission, which is mainly responsible for promoting the system reform of state-owned enterprises and government agencies, coordinating policies and implementing reform programs.

The Department of System Reform of the National Development and Reform Commission (hereinafter referred to as the Department of System Reform of the National Development and Reform Commission) is one of the institutions directly under the National Development and Reform Commission, which is responsible for promoting the system reform of state-owned enterprises and government organs, coordinating policies and implementing reform plans. Its main responsibilities include: 1. Study and formulate relevant policies and plans: The Economic System Reform Department of the National Development and Reform Commission is responsible for studying the system reform of state-owned enterprises and government agencies and optimizing the allocation of resources, proposing relevant policies and plans, and promoting the formulation and implementation of relevant supporting reform measures. 2. Promote and coordinate the reform work: When implementing the system reform plan, the Economic System Reform Department of the National Development and Reform Commission will coordinate the related departments and interests to promote the smooth progress of the reform work. 3. Organizing and implementing reform projects: During the reform of state-owned enterprises and government institutions, the Economic System Reform Committee of the National Development and Reform Commission will organize and implement corresponding reform projects to ensure that the reform plan can be effectively implemented and promoted.

What is the reform of state-owned enterprise system? The system reform of state-owned enterprises refers to the adjustment and optimization of ownership, management system and operating mechanism of state-owned enterprises in order to enhance their competitiveness and efficiency. Specific measures include reorganization, restructuring and mixed reform.

As one of the subordinate institutions of the National Development and Reform Commission, the Economic Reform Department of the National Development and Reform Commission plays an important role in promoting the reform of state-owned enterprises and government institutions, optimizing the allocation of resources and improving efficiency, and further safeguarding the core interests of China's sustainable economic development.

Legal basis:

Article 9 of the Legislative Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Where the matters specified in Article 8 of this Law have not yet been formulated, the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee have the right to decide and authorize the State Council to formulate administrative regulations on some of these matters, except those related to crimes and penalties, compulsory measures and penalties that deprive citizens of political rights and restrict personal freedom, and judicial system.