Who is a national public official?

State legislatures, judicial organs, administrative organs, party organs of the China Producer Party and democratic parties, people's organizations and institutions that perform public duties according to law.

Staff of state-owned (collective) enterprises who perform the work of maintaining and increasing the value of state-owned assets and manage and use public property according to law.

Other public officials (but they must have three points at the same time: 1, and the unit is public. 2. I am a staff member. 3. perform duties according to law).

The connotation and extension of the concept of national public officials are constantly changing with the development of the times and national conditions. The core of public officials is the so-called concept of "public office", and the concept of "performing public office" is very extensive. The core word is "public office", including people in many units;

For example, a person outside the government sequence is a public official if he is also performing public duties, occupying the institution and financially bearing his wages and benefits. Obviously, the scope of public officials is larger than that of national civil servants.

Extended data

Crimes committed by national public officials mainly include:

1, corruption

The crime of corruption refers to the act of state functionaries and persons entrusted by state organs, state-owned companies, enterprises, institutions and people's organizations to manage state-owned property, taking advantage of their positions, embezzling, stealing, defrauding or illegally occupying public property by other means.

2. Crime of misappropriating public funds

The crime of misappropriating public funds is an act of state functionaries who take advantage of their positions to misappropriate public funds for personal use and engage in illegal activities, or misappropriate a large amount of public funds for profit-making activities, or misappropriate a large amount of public funds and fail to pay them back for more than three months.

3. Bribery crime

The crime of accepting bribes is an act of state functionaries taking advantage of their positions to ask for other people's property, or illegally accepting other people's property to seek benefits for others.

4. Crime of dereliction of duty

The crime of dereliction of duty refers to the behavior of state functionaries who are seriously irresponsible, fail to perform, improperly perform or give up their duties, resulting in heavy losses to public property, the interests of the state and the people.

5. Crime of abuse of power

The crime of abuse of power refers to the behavior that the staff of state organs intentionally exceed their powers or fail to perform their duties, resulting in heavy losses to public property, the interests of the state and the people.

Baidu Encyclopedia: Public Officials

Baidu Encyclopedia: National Public Officials