Does the Justice Bureau belong to the public sector or the civil service?

The Bureau of Justice is a civil servant whose job functions are: to study and draft local laws and regulations on judicial administration; to organize and guide the placement, assistance and education of persons released from prison and released from reeducation through labor; to be responsible for the city's Team building and ideological and political work of the judicial administration system; management of lawyers, legal aid work, notary institutions and notarization activities in the city.

The staff of the Justice Bureau include two categories, one of which is the administrative establishment, that is, civil servants. Civil servants in judicial offices are established in the Bureau of Justice, their salaries are paid by the Bureau of Justice, and they enjoy certain special allowances. The other category is social workers, who are responsible for community correction, community drug treatment, and placement and education. Some of the social workers are recruited for public welfare positions and sign labor contracts with the People's Insurance Bureau, which pays wages. The other part is recruited by the Justice Bureau independently, and labor contracts are signed with the Justice Bureau, and the Justice Bureau pays wages. In general, all staff of the Bureau of Justice are under the management of the Bureau of Justice, and job transfers are decided by the Bureau of Justice. In other words, staff of the Justice Bureau may work in judicial offices, and staff of judicial offices may also be transferred to work in bureau agencies. l

The recruitment requirements of the Bureau of Justice are: 1. Aged over 18 years old, college degree or above; 2. Support the Constitution of the People’s Republic of China and abide by laws, regulations and social ethics; 3. Have the physical and mental qualities required to perform their duties.

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Legal basis:

Article 2 of the "Civil Servants Law of the People's Republic of China" as mentioned in this law refers to those who perform public duties in accordance with the law, are included in the national administrative establishment, and are appointed by the state Financially responsible for salaries and benefits of staff.