Can a child whose father is addicted to drugs take the civil service exam?

Just because parents have a criminal record does not mean that it will affect their children's examination of civil servants. As long as it is not a criminal case or serving a sentence, it will not be affected. This is their own business, not their children's. Their children are not affected by taking the civil service examination, going to school and joining the party. There is no problem at all. The political review mainly emphasizes the candidate's ideological progress, good moral character, decent style, strong organizational discipline and legal concept. 1, parents taking drugs will not affect their children's civil service examination. There is no special provision for this item in the Regulations on the Employment of Civil Servants. Moreover, in our country, drug abuse is an illegal act, not a crime stipulated by law. Our law clearly stipulates that "whoever commits a crime will be punished", that is, the system of taking responsibility by himself. 2. In the political qualification examination of the civil service examination, it is generally to examine whether the candidate himself has a criminal record and whether the candidate's immediate family members have a serious criminal record. Therefore, as long as the father's drug abuse does not cause serious criminal behavior, children can take the exam. The political review of immediate family members is quite loose, but there is no unified standard in the country, and all units measure it by themselves. Some units are relatively strict, while others are relatively loose, so the political review of the same issue may have different results in different units. One thing, however, is that the immediate family members who have been in prison (that is, criminal offences), regardless of the size of the crime, will certainly have an impact, but whether they accept it in different units, systems and regions will be very different. My father took drugs and was repeatedly punished by administrative punishment (compulsory detoxification). There must be many illegal records in the file (only drug abuse is illegal), which will definitely have an impact on his children's application for civil servants, but it is much smaller than criminal offences. In addition, there are many types of civil servants, and the common types cannot be said to have no influence at all, but the probability of being tried is still very high. However, stricter public prosecution laws and higher-level institutions are very likely to not pursue simple illegal acts. The reason is actually very simple. The positions in these state institutions are sensitive, and many of them involve secrets. The requirements will naturally be stricter, reducing unnecessary troubles. Therefore, people with innocent immediate family members and good family style are given priority in recruitment. Therefore, in theory, if you apply for an ordinary type of civil servant, although it has some influence, it is definitely not across the board (even if it is a public security law or a higher-level institution). However, compared with competitors whose parents have no criminal activities at all, father's drug abuse has become your achilles heel.

Legal basis: Article 13 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall meet the following conditions: (1) Possession of People's Republic of China (PRC) nationality; (two) at least eighteen years of age; (3) Support the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC), the leadership of China and the socialist system; (4) Having good political quality and moral conduct; (5) Having the physical conditions and psychological quality to perform their duties normally; (6) Having the educational level and working ability that meet the post requirements; (seven) other conditions prescribed by law.