What unit does the Agricultural Law Enforcement Brigade belong to?

Agricultural law enforcement brigade belongs to public institutions, and its responsibilities are: 1. To publicize and implement national, provincial and municipal laws, regulations, rules and policies on agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and agricultural machinery, formulate relevant working documents of the Municipal Agricultural Comprehensive Law Enforcement Brigade and organize their implementation; 2, responsible for the supervision and law enforcement of agricultural inputs such as pesticides, seeds and fertilizers; 3, responsible for the quality and safety of agricultural products, agricultural genetically modified organisms safety supervision and law enforcement. Recruitment requirements of agricultural law enforcement brigade: 1, under 30 years old, college degree or above; 2. Have People's Republic of China (PRC) nationality; 3. Have the professional or skill requirements required for the post.

First, the administrative examination and approval bureau has the advantage of establishment. The administrative examination and approval bureau is a newly established government department after the reform of the party and government institutions in 20 18. All government personnel use administrative establishment, that is, civil servants. As a secondary institution under the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Bureau, the Agricultural Comprehensive Law Enforcement Brigade participates in public affairs and staffing, but does not implement the personnel management regulations of public institutions, referring to the civil service law. Although you can enjoy the same salary and promotion as civil servants, after all, there are more or less obstacles in communication and use in the later period because of different establishment and identity. This is most obvious in grassroots public participation. Within the system, from participating in public affairs to administrative organs is generally considered as a reverse flow, which also shows the advantages of civil servants relative to those who participate in public affairs.