What is the position of village head?

Villagers' committees are mass autonomous organizations elected by villagers in administrative villages under the jurisdiction of Chinese mainland townships (towns). Villagers' committees are self-management, self-education and self-service grass-roots mass autonomous organizations. The villagers' committee consists of three to seven directors, deputy directors and members.

First, does the village committee count as a unit?

1, the village committee is not a unit, and the community neighborhood committee is a grassroots self-governing organization.

Community neighborhood committees, referred to as "neighborhood committees" or "community neighborhood committees" for short, are the main social organizations that divide urban streets and administrative towns in Chinese mainland. They belong to urban residents' autonomous organizations, and their status is equivalent to rural villagers' committees. The main body under their jurisdiction is urban non-agricultural residents. According to the provisions of the Organic Law of Residents' Committees, community residents' committees are grass-roots mass self-governing organizations for residents' self-management, self-education and self-service.

2. Legal basis: Organic Law of Urban Residents' Committees

Rule number two Residents' committees are grass-roots mass self-governing organizations for residents' self-management, self-education and self-service.

The people's governments of cities not divided into districts or municipal districts or their agencies shall give guidance, support and help to the work of residents' committees. Residents' committees shall assist the people's governments of cities not divided into districts or municipal districts or their agencies in their work.

Second, what should I do if there is a dispute between the villagers and the village Committee?

1, mediate each other

Rural land disputes usually occur between members of the same family. In case of disputes between relatives, first of all, they should consult and mediate with each other, and some even have to find a prestigious old man in their own family to decide. If it is not a land dispute involving major interests, it can generally be resolved through reconciliation within the family. After all, family members are easier to talk to. Generally speaking, people in a village are somewhat related to relatives and friends, so mediation is generally easier.

2, the village committee mediation

If it is a land dispute that cannot be reconciled with each other, farmers will generally seek mediation from the village Committee at this time. Because the distribution of rural land is carried out by village collectives, they have a clear understanding of farmers' respective land contractual management rights, and village cadres are more familiar with the situation of farmers' families in their villages and have more experience in handling contradictions among villagers, so they also play a great role in the mediation of rural land disputes.

3. County and city arbitration

If the village committee can't solve the land dispute between farmers, farmers can also apply for arbitration at the next higher level. China has a special Law on Mediation and Arbitration of Rural Land Contract Management Disputes, which clearly stipulates the specific procedures and methods of arbitration after disputes over farmers' land occur. If farmers need to apply for arbitration, they need to know this legislation in advance, clearly know the specific form and content of arbitration, and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

3. Article 2 of the Organic Law of Villagers' Committees of the People's Republic of China stipulates that villagers' committees are grass-roots mass autonomous organizations that are self-managing, self-educating and self-serving, and implement democratic elections, democratic decision-making, democratic management and democratic supervision.

Villagers' committees handle public affairs and public welfare undertakings in their villages, mediate civil disputes, help maintain social order, and reflect villagers' opinions, demands and suggestions to the people's governments.

The villagers' committee shall be responsible for the villagers' meeting and the villagers' representative meeting and report its work.