Organizational reform, fiscal and taxation merger

Legal analysis:

In view of the differences in administrative management in various provinces, the internal institutions of each provincial government office are also not exactly the same. The provincial government office mainly has 17 functional departments (offices) .

(1) Secretariat (office).

Responsible for the daily operation of the agency such as document processing, official document verification, seal management, confidentiality, files, materials and printing; responsible for the exchange of provincial party and government official documents, government official document management (including electronic official documents), government affairs Training, printing of internal briefings (journals), and work related to conference affairs and confidentiality of the office, letters and visits, etc.

(2) Conference Office.

Responsible for provincial government plenary meetings, provincial government executive meetings and other meeting affairs, arrangements for the activities of provincial government leaders; handling provincial government personnel appointments and removals, etc.; serving the provincial government spokesperson and undertaking provincial government news Conference work for the press conference.

(3) General Office.

Handle correspondence, conference affairs and supervision and research work in the areas of development and reform, finance and taxation, human resources, organizational establishment, statistics, energy construction, transportation construction, key projects, social stability, letters and visits, etc.; contact The work of relevant departments of the Provincial Party Committee and other aspects.

(4) Research Department.

Responsible for the drafting of the provincial government work report and the comprehensive manuscripts of the main leaders of the provincial government; carrying out relevant research work according to the instructions of the provincial government leaders; handling supervision and auditing documents, conference affairs and supervision and research work .

(5) Inspection Office.

Responsible for organizing and carrying out major special inspections, organizing and formulating the inspection work system and work plan of the Provincial Government General Office, guiding and coordinating the regular inspection work of relevant departments of the department; supervising the handling of NPC deputies, provincial Suggestions from National People's Congress deputies and proposals from the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference; contact the Provincial People's Congress, the Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the provincial committees of various democratic parties for work.

(6) Policy and Regulations Department.

Handle legal documents, conference affairs and research and supervision work; be responsible for drafting or organizing the drafting of important provincial government normative documents; be responsible for reviewing the legality of provincial government normative documents and submitting them to the Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Congress Filing work; responsible for the legality review of relevant policy documents of the provincial government and the general office; responsible for the administrative reconsideration, administrative litigation and other legal-related work of the department.

(7) Secretary 1.

Handle documents, telegraphs, and conferences in agriculture, forestry, water conservancy, land and resources, grain, supply and marketing, materials, agricultural development, poverty alleviation and immigration construction, meteorology, population and family planning, the Provincial Academy of Agricultural Sciences, and civil air defense and supervise and investigate work; liaise with the military and armed police.

(8)Secretary Office 2.

Handling industry and informatization (including national defense industry, postal services, communications, and electricity), state-owned assets management, energy production, transportation management (including railways, civil aviation), commerce (including economic and technical cooperation), and customs , inspection and quarantine, Taiwan Affairs Office, small and medium-sized enterprises, industrial parks, provincial international economic and technical cooperation companies, production safety, traffic safety, fire safety and other aspects of correspondence, conference affairs and supervision and investigation work; contact the Provincial Federation of Trade Unions and the Provincial Federation of Industry and Commerce work.

(9) Secretariat 3.

Handle documents, conference affairs and supervision and research work in social security, civil affairs, aging, Disabled Persons' Federation, ethnic and religious affairs, domestic trade, industrial and commercial administration, Provincial Academy of Social Sciences, etc.; contact the Provincial Federation of Social Sciences work.

(10) Secretary 4.

Handle correspondence, conference affairs and supervision and research work in environmental protection, education, culture, radio, film and television, publishing, foreign affairs and overseas Chinese affairs, private economy, provincial government overseas offices, etc.; contact the Youth League Province The work of the Party Committee, the Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and the Provincial Federation of Overseas Chinese.

(11) Secretary 5.

Handle documents, conference affairs, and supervision and research work in public security, national security, justice, urban and rural construction, tourism, quality and technical supervision, informatization, economic research, decision-making consultation, archives, confidentiality, local chronicles, etc. ; Contact the provincial court and provincial procuratorate for work.

(12) Secretary 6.

Handle documents, conference affairs, and supervision and research work in science and technology, health, food and drug supervision, sports, earthquakes, etc.; contact the Provincial Association for Science and Technology, the Provincial Women's Federation, and the Provincial Red Cross.

(13) Information Department.

Handle documents, conferences, and supervision and research work on government information, e-government, and government information disclosure; be responsible for government information work; guide the implementation of the overall plan for e-government in the provincial government system ; Responsible for computer maintenance and network construction and management in the offices of provincial government leaders and agencies.

(14) Personnel Department.

Responsible for the organizational establishment, personnel management, cadre education and training, professional title evaluation, and procedures for going abroad (overseas) of the agencies, subordinate units, and managed units; responsible for the personnel work of the provincial government leading comrades' office.

(15) Administrative Office.

Responsible for the financial management and state-owned assets management of the agency; responsible for the government procurement of the agency and the purchase, storage and distribution of office supplies; responsible for the daily life services of provincial government leaders and agency cadres and employees; responsible for the reception of domestic guests Work.

(16) Counselor’s Office.

Responsible for the selection and recruitment of provincial government counselors; organize the provincial government counselors to study the party's principles and policies and participate in political discussions, make suggestions and carry out investigation and research activities around the central work of the provincial government; organize the provincial government counselors to conduct research on the provincial government Provide opinions and suggestions on relevant draft local laws and regulations; undertake liaison and service work for provincial government counselors.

(17) Department of Literature and History.

Responsible for the selection and recruitment of librarians of the Provincial Research Center of Literature and History; organizing librarians of the Provincial Research Center of Literature and History to study the party’s principles and policies and carry out activities such as cultural and historical research and artistic creation; responsible for the recruitment of librarians of the Provincial Research Center of Literature and History Liaison and service work.

Retired Cadres Department. Responsible for the work of retired cadres of government agencies and guiding the work of retired cadres of subordinate units.

Legal basis:

"Regulations on the Establishment and Establishment of Local People's Governments at All Levels" Article 13: Administrative agencies of local people's governments at all levels shall be established based on work needs and the principle of leanness. Necessary internal structures. The establishment, cancellation, merger, or change of specifications or names of internal agencies of the administrative agencies of local people's governments at or above the county level shall be submitted to the administrative agency of the people's government at the same level for approval.