Is it necessary to re-seal the archives after the political review of the recruitment and social security bureau of public institutions?

The archives after the political examination of the recruitment and social security bureau of public institutions should be sealed again. Political review is a procedure for background investigation of recruiters, aiming at ensuring that recruiters meet the requirements of relevant laws and regulations. After the political examination is passed, the files of recruiters generally need to be sealed. The purpose of sealing files is to ensure the integrity and security of files and prevent them from being tampered with or lost. Institutions refer to social service organizations established by the government using state-owned assets to engage in education, science and technology, culture, health and other undertakings.