What are the questions in the interview of the auxiliary police?

1. Why did you apply for the name police?

2. What do you think are the reasons for the high birth age and poor sex ratio? Is there any good way?

3. What would you do if there was a colleague you didn't want to deal with?

4. What should I pay attention to in road patrol?

5. What do you think of the job of auxiliary police?

1, auxiliary police (auxiliary police) refers to the personnel who are funded by the government, employed by the public security organs through written examination, interview, political examination and physical examination, and have established labor relations with them, and engaged in police auxiliary work under the command and supervision of the public security organs and their people's police.

2. In order to standardize the dress behavior of the auxiliary police and establish a good image of the auxiliary police team, the dress code refers to the Regulations on the Dress Management of the People's Police of Public Security Organs.

3. The concept of auxiliary police originated from the marine legal system. The United States, Britain, Canada and Australia are all countries that practice maritime law. The marine legal system holds that social security should be shared by the government and the people. Therefore, in countries with maritime law system, people organize their own auxiliary police to help regular police maintain social order. China and Hongkong were once British colonies, and auxiliary police existed for a long time.

4. There is another kind of auxiliary police in Taiwan Province Province of China, which is called Volunteer Police. The civil law system practiced in France, Germany, Chinese mainland and Japan. In the traditional sense, the civil law system insists that the government is fully responsible for social security, and there is no auxiliary police. However, due to the change of social reality, the auxiliary police were gradually established, and the auxiliary police team was established to explore the auxiliary police system.