What is the difference between a general document and a statutory document? 5

Legal analysis: in accordance with the relevant legal provisions. There are 15 main types of statutory documents, namely: resolutions, decisions, orders (orders), communiqués, announcements, notices, opinions, notices, circulars, reports, requests, replies, bills, letters, and minutes.

Legal basis: Article 8 of the Regulations on the Handling of Official Documents of Party and Government Organs There are 15 main types of official documents, namely:

a) Resolution. b) Decision.

c) Orders (orders).

4) Communiqué. 5) Announcements.

vi) Notices. vii) Opinions.

viii) Notice. 9) Notification.

x) Reporting. 11) Ask for instructions.

12) Reply.

xiii) Motions.

xiv) Letters. xv) Minutes.

The types of official documents with statutory effect are resolutions, decisions, orders (orders), gazettes, announcements, notices, opinions, notices, circulars, reports, requests for instructions, replies, proposals, letters, and minutes.

National official documents have the characteristics of uniformity, and their formats, types, writing rules, and handling are all unified across the country. An official document is generally composed of a copy number, a secret level and a confidentiality period, a degree of urgency, a logo of the issuing organ, a reference number, an issuer, a title, a main sending organ, a description of the main text, an explanation of the attachments, the signature of the issuing organ, the date of writing, a seal, a note, an attachment, a copy of the organ, a issuing organ, a date of issuance, and a page number.

The characteristics of Kumon are as follows:

1. The legitimacy of the content and procedures, the specific content of the official document and the formulation procedure must comply with the provisions of the law and relevant regulations, otherwise it will be invalid;

2. Standardization in form and format;

3. The conciseness of the official language style, the rigorous and clear viewpoint, the simple and solemn text;

4. Dependence on the work of the organs. The work of the organ is the foundation of the formation of official documents, and the official documents are the special tools for the work of the organs;

In addition to written documents, there are telecommunication documents (telegrams, ** records), audio and video documents (audio and video recordings), and graphic documents (mainly charts, accompanied by brief text descriptions).

Regulations on the Handling of Official Documents of Party and Government Organs".

Article 8 The main types of official documents are:

a) Resolution. It is applicable to major decision-making matters discussed and approved by the meeting.

b) Decision. It is applicable to making decisions and deployments on important matters, rewarding and punishing relevant units and personnel, and changing or revoking inappropriate decisions of lower-level organs.

c) Orders (orders). It is applicable to the promulgation of administrative regulations and rules, the announcement of the implementation of major compulsory measures, the approval of the awarding and promotion of ranks, and the commendation of relevant units and personnel.

4) Communiqué. It is applicable to the publication of important decisions or major events.

5) Announcements. It is applicable to the announcement of important matters or statutory matters at home and abroad.

vi) Notices. It is applicable to matters that should be complied with or known about within a certain scope.

vii) Opinions. It is suitable for providing insights and solutions to important issues.

viii) Notice. It is applicable to the issuance and transmission of matters that require the implementation of lower-level organs and the knowledge or implementation of relevant units, and the approval and transmission of official documents.

9) Notification. It is suitable for commending the advanced, criticizing mistakes, conveying important spirits and informing important situations.

x) Reporting. It is suitable for reporting to the superior authorities, reflecting the situation, and replying to the inquiries of the superior organs.

11) Request for instructions. It is applicable to requests for instructions and approval from higher authorities.

12) Reply. It is applicable to replying to requests for instructions from lower-level organs.

xiii) Motions. It applies to matters submitted for deliberation by the people at all levels** to the people's congress or the standing committee of the people's congress at the same level in accordance with legal procedures.

xiv) Letters. It is applicable to negotiation of work, inquiry and reply to questions, request for approval and reply to approval matters between unrelated subordinate organs.

xv) Minutes. It is suitable for recording the main situation of the meeting and the matters agreed upon.

The characterization of Kumon is reflected in the following aspects:

1. The official document has a legal author;

2. The official document has legal authority and effect;

3. The official document has the legal procedure for the preparation and issuance of the hand.

Summary. The role of official documents: the role of regulations, guidance, guidance, contact, evidence, and historical materials.

Regulatory role. Statute and state laws, regulations and other binding contents. Guidance. Convey the orders and intentions of the higher authorities, and direct and guide the work. Propaganda role. Publicize the truth, clarify the meaning, carry out publicity, education, mobilization, and enlightenment.

Liaison role. Exchange of information, exchange of information, exchange of information between superiors and subordinates, parallel and non-subordinate organs. Credential role.

The written basis for linking work matters and carrying out official activities is to establish this document, so that the validity of the official document can transcend the limitations of time and space, and be accurate. The role of historical materials. The activities of the time are recorded in a truthful manner, and they are archived to become reliable historical materials.

The purpose of the current statutory documents.

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The role of official documents: the role of laws and regulations, the role of guiding the sedan chair of the Fu hall, the role of guidance, the role of contact, the role of evidence, and the role of historical materials. Regulatory role.

Statutes, regulations, and other binding contents. Guidance. Convey the orders and intentions of the higher authorities, and direct and guide the work.

Propaganda role. Publicize the truth, clarify the meaning, carry out publicity, education, mobilization, and enlightenment. Liaison role.

Exchange of information, exchange of information, exchange of information between superiors and subordinates, parallel and non-subordinate organs. Credential role. The written basis for linking work matters and carrying out official activities is to establish this document, so that the validity of the official document can transcend the limitations of time and space, and be accurate.

The role of historical materials. The activities of the time are recorded in a truthful manner, and they are archived to become reliable historical materials.

Legal analysis: There are 15 types of official documents of state administrative organs in the latest version, namely resolutions, decisions, orders (orders), gazettes, announcements, circulars, opinions, notices, circulars, reports, requests for instructions, replies, proposals, letters, and minutes, which are more than the August 2000 version. There are 14 types of official documents recognized by the organs of the Communist Party of China: resolutions, decisions, communiqués, announcements, circulars, opinions, notices, circulars, reports, requests for instructions, replies, proposals, letters, and minutes.

Legal basis: Opinions of the General Office on the Handling of Several Specific Issues Involved in the Implementation of the Measures for the Handling of Official Documents of the Administrative Organs

Article 1: Regarding the use of the "Opinions" language. "Opinions" can be used in upstream, downline and parallel text. As an upper-line document, it should be handled in accordance with the procedures and requirements of the indicative official document.

If the opinions put forward involve matters within the scope of the authority of other departments, the sponsoring department shall take the initiative to consult with the relevant departments and reach a consensus before writing; If there is a disagreement, the main person in charge of the sponsoring department shall come forward to coordinate, and if no agreement can be reached, the sponsoring department may list the reasons of all parties, put forward constructive suggestions, and countersign with the relevant departments and report to the higher authority for a decision. The higher-level organ shall handle or reply to the "opinions" submitted by the lower-level organ. As a down-line text, where there are clear requirements for implementation, the lower-level organs should follow the implementation; Where there are no clear requirements, lower-level organs may refer to enforcement.

As a parallel text, the opinions put forward are for the reference of the other party.

Article 2 On the validity of the "letter". As one of the main languages, "letter" has the same legal effect as other major languages determined by the authority of the issuing authority.

Article 3 On the issue of how to distinguish between the three languages of "order", "decision" and "notification" when used for awards. Administrative organs at all levels shall, on the basis of the provisions of the law and their authority, and on the basis of specific circumstances such as the nature, type, level, and scope of publicity of the award, choose to use the corresponding language.