At present, there are no fewer than 55 ministerial-level institutions in the State Council. Twenty-seven departments (including the Ministry of Supervision and CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection) are ministerial level, as are the General Office of the State Council and the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. Among the institutions directly under the State Council, there are eight "General Offices of the General Administration" and "General Offices of the General Administration" at ministerial level. The Legislative Affairs Office, Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office and State Council Research Office of the four offices are all ministerial level. There are also 14 institutions in the State Council, all of which have administrative levels. Among them, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xinhua News Agency, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and other scientific research institutions, China Securities Regulatory Commission, National Research Center and other 1 1 departments are ministerial-level institutions. Among the deliberation and coordination institutions, the Three Gorges Office, the South-to-North Water Diversion Office and the the State Council Poverty Alleviation Office are also ministerial-level institutions. 20 10 in view of the grim situation of food safety, the State Council established a food safety office. At that time, the level of this organization had not yet been determined, but Zhang Yong, then the director of the office, was obviously a "ministerial-level" cadre. Another centralized ministerial organization is the Central Organization Department. In addition to the Commission for Discipline Inspection of the CPC Central Committee and the Ministry of Supervision of the State Council, five central departments such as the Central Organization Department, Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China and the General Office of the Central Committee are ministerial-level institutions, and four institutions such as People's Daily, Central Party School, Literature Research Office and Party History Research Office are also ministerial-level institutions.

The leaders of these departments are all ministerial-level cadres, but the main leaders of some departments, such as the Ministry of Public Security, the Propaganda Department and the Central Party School, are also state leaders, and the ministerial-level cadres usually serve as executive deputies. According to this calculation, there are at least 74 ministerial-level units in China's party and government system, but there are definitely more than 74 ministerial-level cadres, because some deputies are also ministerial-level cadres.

In addition, the State Forestry Administration is a deputy ministerial unit, but Jia Zhibang, then the director, is a ministerial cadre. The directors of the Central Liaison Office in Hong Kong and Macao are all ministerial-level cadres. Shen Deyong, vice president of the Supreme People's Court, and Zhang Jun at that time were both ministerial-level cadres, and Ye Xiaowen, secretary of the Party Committee of the Central Institute of Socialism, was also a ministerial-level cadre. The General Supply and Marketing Cooperative is a ministerial-level unit. There are 19 social organizations with special status and extensive social influence in China. Its leaders have administrative ranks. The main leaders of the Communist Youth League, Women's Federation, Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Writers' Association, Disabled Persons' Federation, Association for Science and Technology, Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese and other organizations are all ministerial-level cadres.

There is another special phenomenon in China. Cadres of democratic parties also belong to "participatory management". The central chairmen of the eight democratic parties generally hold leading positions in the People's Political Consultative Conferences in the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) and China, but there are also ministerial-level cadres as deputy and executive deputy. Conservatively speaking, there should be more than 100 ministerial cadres in the "central departments" (excluding the NPC and CPPCC). In addition, the National People's Congress (NPC) and the China People's Political Consultative Conference have also gathered a number of ministerial-level cadres who have retired from party and government organizations, focusing on special committees and working committees. NPC has 9 special committees and 5 working and administrative offices, and China People's Political Consultative Conference also has 9 special committees and 65,438+0 administrative offices. There are 3 1 provinces in the local area. Basically, each province has three ministerial-level cadres, namely, the secretary and director of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, the governor and the chairman of the CPPCC. In areas where five members of the Politburo also serve as secretaries, the chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress shall be set up separately. In fact, there are also three provincial and ministerial cadres in each place. The secretary of Tibet does not concurrently serve as the director of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, which is more 1. Che Jun, deputy secretary of Xinjiang and political commissar of Xinjiang Corps, is a ministerial-level cadre. According to this calculation, there are about 95 provincial and ministerial cadres in the local area. In media reports, words such as "ministerial treatment" and "deputy ministerial treatment" often appear. This means that some people may not reach the ministerial level, but they can enjoy the ministerial treatment. Improving the enjoyment of treatment is one of the policies of retired cadres, which can be comprehensive treatment, political treatment, living treatment, medical treatment and other single treatment. 1984 China * * * promoted some slightly lower-level cadres nationwide to enjoy (deputy) ministerial treatment or (deputy) ministerial medical treatment. 20 1 1, on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Party, China * * * improved the medical treatment of some veteran cadres. According to the notice of the relevant departments of * * * in China, retired cadres who joined the revolutionary work before July 6, 1937 and were deputy bureau-level cadres before retirement can enjoy provincial (ministerial) long-level medical treatment. 1937 Retired cadres who participated in the revolutionary work from July 7th to February 3rd and were deputy bureau-level cadres before retirement can enjoy the long-level medical treatment of deputy provinces (departments). 1July 7, 1937 to1June 7, 1942 to March 30, 19421year, retired cadres who were deputy bureau-level cadres before the "Cultural Revolution" enjoyed the long-level medical treatment of deputy provinces (departments). In Yunnan, all 37 old Red Army members in the province now enjoy medical treatment at or above the deputy ministerial level. Not only veteran cadres, but also on-the-job personnel, "enjoy treatment" is also very common. As we all know, academicians of the two academies can enjoy the ride and medical treatment of deputy ministerial cadres. In public institutions, the presidents of 365 and 438+0 universities directly under the Ministry of Education have been designated as deputy ministerial cadres, but the level of the schools has not improved. The director of the National Library and the president of the Palace Museum are all deputy ministerial cadres. The leaders of some organizations, such as the executive vice president of the Red Cross, are all cadres at the deputy ministerial level. In addition, the leaders of some state-owned enterprises are also deputy ministerial cadres. Generally speaking, for the unit, leaders have the opportunity to read high-level documents, and for the individual leaders, the biggest advantage is medical care.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) civil servant law

Article 17 The state implements the system of parallel positions and ranks of civil servants, and determines the sequence of leadership positions and ranks of civil servants according to their positions and responsibilities.

Eighteenth civil servants to hold leadership positions in accordance with the Constitution, relevant laws and regulations.