Is there an age limit for the re election of the two rural committees?

Policies vary from province to province. Taking Yunnan Province as an example, there is no clear age limit for the members of the village "two committees" in Yunnan Province, but the village "two committees" are required to have at least one young cadre under the age of 35 and one female member.

In Yunnan Province, the re-election of the village "two committees" has made clear provisions on the number of posts of village-level party organizations, villagers' committees, and village affairs supervision committees, and has put forward specific requirements for the composition of the members of the village "two committees".

1. Advocate that the secretary of the village party organization serve as the director of the village committee through election to achieve "one shoulder", but it is necessary to insist on proceeding from reality and not engaging in "one-size-fits-all".

2. Advocate the "cross-posting" of members of the village party organization and the members of the village committee, and the proportion of "cross-posting" shall not be less than one-third in principle, and strive to reach 50% in places where conditions permit.

3. Among the members of the "two committees" of the village, there must be at least one young cadre under the age of 35 and one female member, and strive to have more than one-third of the villages have women serving as secretaries of village party organizations or directors or deputy directors (concurrently secretaries) of villagers' committees, and strive to have more than 30 percent of the members of the villagers' committees and more than 10 percent of the directors of villagers' committees.

4. In areas inhabited by ethnic minorities, there should be a certain number of ethnic minority cadres among the members of the village "two committees."

5. Encourage qualified outstanding college students and village officials to participate in the general election of the village "two committees" in accordance with relevant regulations and procedures.

Of course, the policies mastered by each locality may not be the same, but they all have provisions on age demarcation, for example, the secretary of the village branch or the village director shall not be higher than 55 years old or older, and there are similar regulations for other positions.

The age of the re-elected village cadres and other cadres of the two village committees should be under the age of 60 (excluding 60 years old); The newly appointed village head candidates should be under the age of 56 (excluding 56 years old); The age of other new candidates for the "two committees" of the village should be under the age of 53 (excluding 53 years old), with a junior high school education level or above, and ensure that at least one member of the "two committees" of the village is 35 years old (excluding 35 years old).

1. Advocate that the secretary of the village party organization serve as the director of the village committee through election to achieve "one shoulder", but it is necessary to insist on proceeding from reality and not engaging in "one-size-fits-all".

2. Advocate the "cross-posting" of members of the village party organization and the members of the village committee, and the proportion of "cross-posting" shall not be less than one-third in principle, and strive to reach 50% in places where conditions permit.

3. Among the members of the "two committees" of the village, there must be at least one young cadre under the age of 35 and one female member, and strive to have more than one-third of the villages have women serving as secretaries of village party organizations or directors or deputy directors (concurrently secretaries) of villagers' committees, and strive to have more than 30 percent of the members of the villagers' committees and more than 10 percent of the directors of villagers' committees.

Legal analysis: Under normal circumstances, the candidates are not more than 55 years old, and the maximum age of candidates in some areas is not more than 60 years old, and the minimum age is not more than 18 years old. Due to the different policies of the latest regulations on the election of the two village committees in various regions, the age standards for the election of the village committees are different, and the age requirements for the election of the two village committees are subject to the notice of the local village committee.

Legal basis: Article 34 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of China All citizens of the People's Republic of China who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and to stand for election, regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, family background, religious belief, education level, property status, or period of residence; However, this excepts apply to persons who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law.

No, the Organic Law of the People's Republic of China on Villagers' Committees does not stipulate a maximum age limit for members of villagers' committees, but only stipulates a minimum age of 8 years.

The chairman, deputy directors and members of the villagers' committee shall be directly elected by the villagers. The term of office of the villagers' committee is three years, and its members may be re-elected. Villagers who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and to stand for election, regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, family background, religious belief, education level, property status, or period of residence. However, this excepts apply to persons who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law.

1. When the villagers' committee decides on issues, it adopts the principle that the minority obeys the majority. In carrying out their work, villagers' committees shall adhere to the mass line, give full play to democracy, conscientiously listen to different opinions, and must not force orders or retaliate.

2. The members of the villagers' committee shall abide by the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies, act fairly, and serve the villagers enthusiastically.

3. Villagers' committees shall set up committees for people's mediation, public security, and public health as needed. Members of villagers' committees may concurrently serve as members of subordinate committees. Villagers' committees in villages with small populations may not have subordinate committees, and the members of the villagers' committees are to be responsible for people's mediation, public security, public health, and other such work.

1.Must be a citizen of the People's Republic of China;

2.Must be a villager of the village;

3.Non-villagers do not enjoy the right to elect and be elected as members of the villagers' committee.

There is no upper age limit, some say that it is 60 years old, but the law does not stipulate it, and the male co-term of the 57 question is okay.

The members of the villagers' committee are democratically elected by the villagers who participate in the village's election. There is no age limit for their qualifications, but they must be in good health and able to do the job, but if there is a clear age limit, the rules for the election of the village committees are also valid.

When the cadres of the two rural committees are elected, the village secretary is required to be under 55 years old, and there is no age limit for other cadres, but they should not be too old, preferably under 60 years old.

Village cadres are the backbone of the state in the villages and the leaders in driving rural development. The implementation of rural development projects and policies to benefit the people, as well as the poverty alleviation and well-off life of farmers, are inseparable from the correct leadership of village cadres.

As everyone knows, village cadres are directly elected by the villagers through democratic elections, and how to elect good cadres in the hearts of the villagers has a bearing on everyone's interests.

Villagers should know that those who have the following 4 situations will not be able to serve as village cadres:

1. Those who have been punished; 2. Suspected of violating discipline and is under investigation; 3. Village tyrants who harm the interests of farmers; 4. Gambling, drug abuse, etc.

Many villagers also reported that the village cadres in their villages were generally very old.

There is no legal age limit for the age of village cadres, and generally speaking, as long as they are at least 18 years old, they can participate in the election of village cadres. However, some places have certain regulations on the upper limit, such as 65 years old, 70 years old, etc.

At present, it is indeed a status quo that many rural village cadres in our country are on the older side.

However, the older age of the village cadres also has the advantage of being older:

First of all, the older people have the advantage of networking, and the older people give people a more reliable and calm feeling, and they have experience. Finally, unlike civil servants, village cadres are elected by the villagers' representatives, and they have a high status in the village, and they obviously have an advantage over the juniors during the election, and as long as they do a good job, they can convince the villagers.

With the rapid development of the rural economy, the state has also begun to encourage college students and village officials to enter the village, or send the first secretary to inject fresh cadre blood into the countryside, the old methods of the elderly, the new methods of new people, the experience of the old cadres and the vitality of young college students, leading 800 million farmers to continue to advance on the road of getting rid of poverty and becoming well-off!

In fact, as grassroots cadres, no matter how old or young, as long as each village cadre seeks his own government in his position, is willing to do practical things for the villagers, and brings economic benefits, he is a good cadre in the hearts of the villagers!

In some areas, it is stipulated that they must be under 45 years old, who must be healthy, have a certain cultural knowledge, work conscientiously and responsibly, have strong work ability, and be enthusiastic about serving the villagers. in order to be elected as a village cadre.

There is an age limit. The age limit for the election of village cadres is 65 years old, and there are slight differences in the selection of village cadres across the country.

Some. If you are very old and your legs are inconvenient, it is better not to choose.

Is there an age limit for the election of village cadres in Legang Town?

Article 10 of the Organic Law of Villagers' Committees: Villagers who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and to stand for election, regardless of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, family background, religious belief, education level, property status, or period of residence; However, this excepts apply to persons who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law. The upper age limit is generally not stipulated, and the age of the two committees in the village is generally not more than the retirement age, but according to the actual situation, it can be appropriately relaxed, and the specific can be discussed by the village election committee and reported to the higher-level party organization for decision.

This election rule or auspicious argument can be formulated by the villagers' meeting. The general election needs to be preceded by the establishment of election rules, the formation of an election committee and the selection of election staff.

One. The focus of the change of cadres of the "two committees" in rural areas is the age line of "change".

At the beginning of 2021, the cadres of the rural "two committees" are about to be replaced, and now it is the second half of 2020, and it has entered the preparatory stage for the election. The focus of the change of cadres of the "two committees" in rural areas lies in the word "change": who will change and who will not? Who to change and who not to change?

To put it simply, it is the age line for the re-election of the cadres of the "two committees" in rural areas, how old is it? At what age can a male cadre of the rural "two committees" not be able to run for election? At what age can female cadres of the rural "two committees" not be able to run for election?

That is, how old are the male and female cadres of the "two committees" in rural areas, and they must be forced to "retire"?

Two. At what age the cadres of the rural "two committees" "retired", there were multiple versions from 60 to 55 years old:

As a matter of fact, the biggest focus of the current reshuffle of the cadres of the rural "two committees" is indeed the age line of the "retirement" age line for the reshuffle of the cadres of the rural "two committees." At the beginning of 2021, the change of cadres of the rural "two committees" has not yet arrived, and multiple versions have already been transmitted. As early as the end of 2019, it was rumored that the cadres of the rural "two committees" were re-elected at the beginning of 2021, and the age line for the re-election was 60 years old for both men and women; At the beginning of 2020, it was rumored that the man was 60 years old and the woman was 55 years old; Towards the middle of 2020, it was rumored that both men and women were 55 years old, and a one-size-fits-all approach was made.

Three. The structure of the "old, middle-aged and young" cadres of the "two committees" in the rural areas will no longer exist

Among them, in the middle of 2020, it was reported that the plan that "cadres of the two committees in rural areas are retired at the age of 55" is the most reliable. This is because according to the plan for the retirement of both male and female village cadres at the age of 55, three-quarters of the cadres of the "two committees" in the rural areas will face retirement. Then it will directly lead to the change of cadres of the rural "two committees" at the beginning of 2021, there will no longer be a cadre structure of "old, middle and young", only a cadre structure of "middle and young", or even a "pure green" cadre structure.

Four. The state is very resolute in the policy of "rejuvenating" the cadres of the "two committees" in rural areas

Therefore, in mid-2020, many townships and towns have already reported to their counties and cities, requesting that a certain proportion of veteran cadres be retained, or that the age line for the re-election of cadres of the rural "two committees" be raised from 55 years old to a few years, in order to maintain the traditional "old, middle-aged and young" cadre structure. However, no matter which counties, cities, townships, and towns these reports were sent back. It can be clearly seen from this that the state is very resolute in its policy of "rejuvenating" the cadres of the "two committees" in rural areas!

Closing remarks:

Web Links. Article 13: Villagers who have reached the age of 18 are irrespective of ethnicity, race, gender, occupation, family background, religious belief, or education.

degree, property status, and period of residence all have the right to vote and to be elected; However, persons deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law are excepted.

Outside. Before the election of the villagers' committee, the following persons shall be registered and included in the list of villagers participating in the election:

1) Villagers whose household registration is in the village and who live in the village;

2) Villagers who are registered in the village, do not reside in the village, and have expressed their intention to participate in the election;

3) The household registration is not in the village, but has lived in the village for more than one year, and the applicant applies to participate in the election, and has been approved by the villagers' meeting or the village.

The People's Congress agrees with the citizens who participate in the elections.

Villagers who have already registered to participate in the election in the village where they are registered or where they live must not participate in the election of other villagers' committees.

As long as the village cadres have not reached retirement age, the minimum age for the cadres of the village committees is 18 years old, as long as they reach the age of majority.

I think there is a limit to the age of personnel, after all, it is impossible for the village to let people in their sixties, seventies and eighties become village committees, which is very unreasonable.

I think the age of the village cadres should be"Old, Medium, Young,"Preferably, older people have work experience, and youth work has po.

I don't think the age limit can be the main thing, it should be based on the actual situation of the village. Rural work is not as simple as it is said. The young people can't tell the difference between wheat and leeks, and the village is full of elderly people. So have the ability and commission.