The difference between administrative editing and public participation in editing

The differences between the administrative editor and the public editor are as follows:

1, with different unit properties. Administrative units are often party and government organs at all levels of the country. Although participating in official business refers to the management of civil servants, the nature of the unit is a public institution.

2. People have different identities. Administrative personnel are civil servants; The management personnel who participate in public service refer to the personnel of public institutions managed by civil servants;

3. Different financial allocations. These two units are both financial allocations, but the per capita allocation of administrative units is often higher than that of participating units.

Legal basis: Article 69 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

The state implements the exchange system for civil servants.

Civil servants can communicate with civil servants and staff members who are managed according to this Law, or with those who are engaged in public affairs in state-owned enterprises and institutions that are not managed according to this Law.

There are two ways to communicate: turning and not turning.

Article 70

Personnel engaged in public affairs in state-owned enterprises, institutions of higher learning, scientific research institutes and other institutions that are not managed by reference to this Law may be transferred to organs to hold leadership positions or positions at or above the fourth grade researcher or other equivalent levels.

What are the specific units in the institution?

1. The institutions and groups affiliated to the Party Committee mainly participate in public affairs, such as trade unions, women's federations, youth league committees, disabled persons' federations, literary and art circles, associations for science and technology, party schools and archives bureaus.

2. Administrative law enforcement institutions mainly include traffic law enforcement of the Transportation Bureau, agricultural law enforcement of the Agriculture Bureau, health supervision and law enforcement of the Health Planning Commission, land clearing law enforcement of the Land and Resources Bureau, and environmental law enforcement of the Environmental Protection Bureau.

3. Administrative institutions mainly include supply and marketing cooperatives, grain bureaus, government agencies, immigration bureaus, seismological bureaus, development research centers, provident fund centers, social security bureaus, real estate bureaus, and archives bureaus.