Who are the members of rural collective economic organizations?

The members of rural collective economic organizations referred to in the "Implementation Opinions" refer to all members of the collective economic organization. Generally speaking, they are local villagers. Their children automatically obtain membership in the collective after birth. They may also obtain membership through marriage, adoption, or immigration to the collective in accordance with the law. Usually the registered household registration is the main basis. All members are equal in qualifications. No organization or individual may deprive or illegally restrict members' equal qualifications on the basis of ethnicity, race, gender, age, occupation, family origin, religious belief, education, property status, length of residence, etc.

As for how to confirm the membership of rural collective economic organizations, the country has not yet made unified regulations. Generally, the basic principle is to obtain the household registration in the location of the rural collective economic organization in accordance with the law, and it is also based on whether a relatively stable production and life has been established. , combined with local actual conditions and traditional customs to confirm membership. For those who have been canceled or moved out of their permanent residence at the location of the collective economic organization due to death, acquisition of membership of other collective economic organizations, acquisition of non-agricultural household registration, acquisition of non-agricultural household registration in non-districted cities and towns and inclusion in the social security system, and inclusion in the national civil servant management sequence Those who have registered permanent residence shall be deemed to have lost their membership in collective economic organizations.