Is it corruption for the village party secretary to contract villagers' land for profit?

If the village party secretary contracts the villagers' land for profit, it is not corruption; If the village secretary uses his position to seek benefits in rural land contracting (contracting) activities, it belongs to corruption.

Attachment: "NPC Standing Committee on

The NPC Standing Committee's discussion on the work of village grass-roots organizations such as villagers' committees belongs to "other persons who engage in public affairs according to law" as stipulated in the second paragraph of Article 93 of the Criminal Law. The explanation is as follows:

Members of village grass-roots organizations, such as villagers' committees, assist the people's government to carry out the following administrative work, which belongs to "other persons engaged in public affairs according to law" as stipulated in the second paragraph of Article 93 of the Criminal Law:

(a) disaster relief, emergency rescue, flood control, special care, poverty alleviation, immigration, disaster relief funds and materials management;

(two) the management of social donations to public welfare undertakings;

(three) the operation and management of state-owned land;

(four) the management of land expropriation compensation fees;

(5) Collecting and paying taxes;

(six) family planning, household registration and conscription;

(seven) to assist other administrative work of the people's government.

The provisions of Articles 382 and 383 of the Criminal Law on the crimes of corruption, misappropriation of public funds, bribery, embezzlement, embezzlement and bribery are applicable to those who engage in official duties as mentioned in the preceding paragraph, take advantage of their positions, illegally occupy public property, misappropriate public funds, ask for or illegally accept other people's property.