What level of official is the ministerial level, and what kind of official is the deputy ministerial

Ministerial-level cadres are a kind of **** level in the People's Republic of China. Also known as provincial **.

The main groups of people include: full-time cadres of various ministries and commissions (such as the Minister of Education and the director of the state), and full-time cadres of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Provincial and ministerial-level cadres are generally leaders at the ministerial and deputy ministerial levels of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and leaders at the ministerial and deputy ministerial levels of ministries and commissions and bureaus of the state, party committees, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and the CPPCC. The chief procurator of the people's procuratorate, the president of the people's court, and the principal leaders of the Party committee, **, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

The levels of leadership positions are divided into: national-level principal posts, national-level deputy posts, provincial and ministerial-level principal posts, provincial and ministerial-level deputy posts, departmental and bureau-level principal posts, departmental and bureau-level deputy posts, county-level principal posts, county-level deputy posts, township-level principal posts, and township-level deputy posts.

Legal basis] Civil Servants Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 16: The State implements a system of categorizing civil servants' positions.

According to the nature, characteristics and management needs of civil servants, the categories of civil servants are divided into general management, professional and technical categories, and administrative law enforcement categories. According to this Law, other job categories may be added for those who have special positions and need to be managed separately. The scope of application of each job category shall be determined separately by the State.

Article 17: The State implements a parallel system of civil servants' positions and ranks, and sets up civil servants' leadership positions and rank sequences on the basis of their positions and duties. Article 18: Civil servant leadership positions are to be set up in accordance with the Constitution, relevant laws, and institutional specifications.

The levels of leadership positions are divided into: national-level principal posts, national-level deputy posts, provincial and ministerial-level principal posts, provincial and ministerial-level deputy posts, departmental and bureau-level principal posts, departmental and bureau-level deputy posts, county-level principal posts, county-level deputy posts, township-level principal posts, and township-level deputy posts. Article 21: Civil servants' leadership positions and ranks shall correspond to the corresponding levels.

The correspondence between civil servants' leadership positions, ranks, and levels is to be provided for by the state.

According to the needs of the work and the correspondence between leadership positions and ranks, the leadership positions and ranks held by civil servants may be transferred to each other or concurrently held by them; Those who meet the prescribed qualifications may be promoted to leadership positions or ranks.

The rank of civil servants is determined on the basis of their leadership positions, ranks, and their moral integrity, work performance, and seniority. Civil servants may be promoted in the same leadership position or rank in accordance with state regulations.

The leadership position, rank and rank of a civil servant are the basis for determining the salary and other benefits of a civil servant.

Ministerial level, People's Republic of China. The ministerial level is a kind of the People's Republic of China. Also known as provincial **. Background The **** of the People's Republic of China is the ** staff who have been appointed and have a certain level.

Deputy ministerial-level cadres are equivalent to the deputy positions of the first ministries and commissions, equivalent to the deputy positions and secretary-generals of the party committees, people's congresses, and CPPCC teams of provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and the main positions of the party committees, people's congresses, and CPPCC teams of Hangzhou, Jinan, Xiamen and other sub-provincial cities.

What position is a deputy ministerial-level cadre equivalent to:

It is equivalent to the deputy position of the first ministry, commission and bureau, equivalent to the deputy position and secretary general of the four sets of party committees, people's congresses, ** and CPPCC teams of provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and the main positions of the party committees, people's congresses, ** and CPPCC teams of Hangzhou, Jinan, Xiamen and other sub-provincial cities, equivalent to the first leader of the administration and party affairs of central enterprises, and equivalent to the deputy commander-level officer of the ordinary army.

At the same level, there are also deputy cadres of various ministries and commissions (such as the vice minister of the Ministry of Public Security and deputy director of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China), the principal cadres of the national bureau managed by the ministries and commissions (such as the director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage), the vice chairman of the provincial party committee and the municipality directly under the central government (such as the vice governor of Jilin Province and the vice mayor of Chongqing), the standing committee of the provincial party committee, the vice chairman of the CPPCC committee, the deputy director of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, the deputy secretary of the municipal party committee of the municipality directly under the central government, etc., and the main cadres of the deputy provincial cities (such as the mayor of Nanjing), Principal cadres of sub-provincial-level new areas under the municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as the secretary of the Pudong New Area Party Committee and the district head).

There are 15 municipal party secretaries and provincial capitals that are not directly under the central government, including 10 provincial capitals and 5 cities with independent planning, namely Shenyang, Changchun, Harbin, Nanjing, Wuhan, Guangzhou, Jinan, Hangzhou, Xi'an, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Ningbo, Qingdao and Dalian.

The order of duties and ranks at the administrative level is as follows:

a) ****: Level 1;

2) *** Prime Minister: Level 1;

3) *** Deputy Premier, State Councilor: 4 to 2 Grades;

4) Ministerial-level positions, provincial-level positions: eight to four levels;

5) Ministerial-level deputy positions, provincial-level deputy positions: 10-6 levels;

6) Division-level positions, department-level positions, inspectors: 13 to 8 levels;

7) Division-level deputies, department-level deputies, assistant inspectors: level 15 to 10;

8) Division-level positions, county-level positions, investigators: 18 to 12 levels;

9) Division-level deputies, county-level deputies, assistant investigators: 20 to 14 levels;

10) Section-level full-time, township-level full-time, chief clerk: 22-16 grades;

11) Section-level deputy, township-level deputy, deputy chief clerk: 24-17;

12) Clerk: Grade 26 to 18;

13) Clerk: Grades 27 to 19.

The deputy ministerial level is equivalent to the deputy position of the first ministry, commission and bureau, equivalent to the deputy position and secretary general of the four sets of party committees, people's congresses, and CPPCC teams of provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, and the main posts of the party committees, people's congresses, and CPPCC teams of Hangzhou, Jinan, Xiamen and other sub-provincial cities, which are equivalent to the administrative and party affairs leaders of central enterprises, and are equivalent to the deputy commander-level officers of ordinary troops.

There are 15 municipal party committees and provincial capitals that are not directly under the central government, including 10 provincial capitals and 5 cities with independent planning, namely Shenyang, Changchun, Harbin, Nanjing, Wuhan, Guangzhou, Jinan, Hangzhou, Xi'an, Chengdu, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Ningbo, Qingdao and Dalian.

In China's political system, the deputy ministerial level is a kind of senior leadership position in the first and local party and government institutions, which belongs to the next level of ministerial leaders, usually the deputy position of the ministry and commission, and a few are the main positions of the provincial and municipal level. The power and status of the deputy ministers** are quite prominent in the political system. On the one hand, they have considerable decision-making power and administrative power in administrative management, and are able to play an important role in the work of ministries or local governments; On the other hand, due to their close collaboration with the heads of ministries or local governments, the vice-ministerial level often plays an important coordinating role, participating in decision-making, scheduling and implementation.

Generally speaking, the rank of deputy minister** is equivalent to the rank of major general, lieutenant general, and corresponds to the political commissar. According to the rank system of the People's Republic of China, the promotion and appointment of deputy ministers need to be reviewed and decided by the organization departments and personnel departments of local party and government organs. In addition, the deputy subordinates also need to pass certain assessments and selections to ensure that they have enough years of competence and experience to take up this senior leadership position.

In short, the vice-ministerial level is a fairly senior leadership position in China's political system, responsible for important decision-making, administrative and coordination work, and is an indispensable part of the political system.