Whether the party group is a grassroots party organization, and whether the party organization inclu

The party group does not refer to the grass-roots party organization, but the party group is a unified whole organized in accordance with the system of democratic centralism, and there are grass-roots party organizations and higher-level party organizations.

The party's organization is composed of three parts: the first organization, the local organization and the grassroots organization.

1. The party's ** organization refers to the party's national congress and its elected ** committee.

** Disciplinary Committee.

The Politburo is elected by the plenary session of the Committee.

and the Politburo Standing Committee; ***** adopted by the plenary session of the Politburo Standing Committee on nominations; ** Military Council decided by ** Committee.

2. The Party's local organizations refer to the Party's provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, cities divided into districts and autonomous prefectures, as well as counties (banners), autonomous counties, and cities without districts.

and municipal congresses and their committees, as well as disciplinary committees elected by party congresses.

3. Grassroots organizations of the party.

Including the party's grassroots committees and general branch committees.

and branch committees. The party constitution stipulates that enterprises, rural areas, organs, schools, scientific research institutes, neighborhoods, companies of the People's Liberation Army, and other grass-roots units with three or more formal party members shall establish grass-roots party organizations.

Many people mistakenly think that the party group is the party's grassroots organization, but this is actually wrong, and the party group is not the grassroots party organization. The Party Group is established in the leading organs of local state organs, people's organizations, economic organizations, cultural organizations and other non-Party organizations, and the Party Group plays a leading core role.

As for the party's grass-roots organizations, according to the party constitution, there are only four types of grass-roots party committees, general branch committees, branch committees, and discipline inspection committees established with the approval of grass-roots committees. In addition, the Party's grass-roots organizations can only be established with the approval of the higher-level Party organizations in accordance with the needs of the work and the number of Party members.

The Party Constitution stipulates (Article 46, Chapter 9) that Party groups shall be established in the leading organs of local state organs, people's organizations, economic organizations, cultural organizations, or other non-Party organizations. The basic tasks of the Party group are mainly responsible for implementing the Party's principles and policies, uniting non-Party cadres and the masses, fulfilling the tasks assigned by the Party and the state, and guiding the work of the Party organizations of the organs. These organizations include:

All departments of state organs, institutions directly under the state, and people's organizations; Provincial, municipal, autonomous regional, and municipal state organs, departments, and bureaus, as well as people's organizations; Committees, offices, bureaus and people's organizations of provincial and municipal state organs; Prefecture and county people's congresses, **, CPPCC organs and political and legal departments, as well as various people's organizations.

Therefore, the party group is an intermediate layer in the organizational structure of the Communist Party of China, not a grassroots party organization.

In addition, according to the structure of the grass-roots Party organizations, Article 6 The Party committees shall be established if there are more than 100 Party members in the organs. Where there are less than 100 Party members, a basic Party committee may also be established with the approval of the higher-level Party organization due to work needs.

The Party's basic level committees are elected by the Party member congress or the Party member congress. The term of office of the grass-roots Party committees of organs at or above the municipal (prefecture) level shall be 4 years; The term of office of the grassroots Party committees of county-level organs shall be three years. Delegates to Party congresses in organs shall be subject to a term of office system.

Article 7: Where there are 50 or more Party members but less than 100 Party members, a general Party branch committee is to be established. Where there are less than 50 Party members, a general Party branch committee may also be established with the approval of the higher-level Party organization due to work needs. The General Branch Committee of the Party is elected by the Party Congress for a term of three years.

Article 8: Where organs have 3 or more formal Party members, Party branches are to be established. Party branches with more than 7 Party members shall establish branch committees, which shall be elected by the Party Congress; Party branches with less than 7 Party members do not have branch committees, and 1 branch secretary is elected by the Party Congress, and 1 deputy secretary is elected if necessary. The term of office of the Party branch committee and the branch secretary and deputy secretary without branch committee shall be 2 or 3 years.

Article 9: Basic-level Party organizations of organs shall be re-elected as scheduled. The secretaries and deputy secretaries of the basic party committees, general branch committees, and branch committees of the organs shall be elected through election and shall be submitted to the higher-level party organization for approval. Secretaries shall generally be concurrently served by the responsible Party member for that department, and may also be appointed full-time by Party member cadres at the same level.

Grass-roots Party committees of organs with a relatively large number of Party members and directly subordinate units shall have full-time deputy secretaries. Secretaries and deputy secretaries who change their positions during their term of office shall first obtain the consent of the Party organization of the organ at the level above.

Definitely, there is no doubt about it.

First, let's understand what an organization is. An organization is a collective or group of people who cooperate with each other to achieve a certain goal.

The party constitution stipulates that party groups shall be established in the leading organs of local state organs, people's organizations, economic organizations, cultural organizations or other non-party organizations. In some slightly larger units, the party group also has organ branches (some are also divided into one branch, two branches, and so on, and public branches), so they obviously belong to the party organization, but the party group does not belong to the first-level party committee.

Party organizations include: Party groups, Party branches, general Party branches and committees.

Legal analysis: The party group is not a basic party organization, but only a notification agency for the dispatch work of the party organization, and does not have the independent power that the party organization has, such as not being able to develop party members.

Legal basis: "Modular Constitution of the Communist Party of China" Article 1 Chinese workers, peasants, soldiers, intellectuals, and advanced socks elements of other social strata who have reached the age of 18 and recognize the Party's program and constitution, are willing to join and actively work in one of the Party's organizations, implement the Party's resolutions, and pay Party dues on time may apply to join the Communist Party of China.

Party organizations do not include Party groups. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the Party group is the leading body established by the Party in the leading organs of local state organs, people's organizations, economic organizations, cultural organizations and other non-Party organizations. The party group is not a basic party organization, but only a working body of the party organization.

Article 2 of the Regulations on the Work of Party Groups of the Communist Party of China.

The party group is the leading body of the party in the leading organs of the party and local state organs, people's organizations, economic organizations, cultural organizations and other non-party organizations, and plays a leading role in their own units, and is an important organizational form for the party to exercise leadership over non-party organizations.

Article 16. The party group plays a leading role in setting the direction, managing the overall situation, and ensuring implementation, fully fulfills its leadership responsibilities, strengthens the leadership of its own unit's operational work and party building, promotes the transformation of the party's propositions and major decisions into laws and regulations, policy decrees and social consensus, and ensures the implementation of the party's theories, lines, principles and policies.

1. Explanation of terms

Local organization of the party:

refers to the congresses of the Party's provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, cities divided into districts, autonomous prefectures, counties (banners), autonomous counties, cities without communities, and municipal districts and the committees elected by them, as well as the discipline inspection committees elected by the Party congresses.

Grassroots organizations of the party:

refers to Party committees, general branch committees, and branch committees of enterprises, rural areas, government agencies, schools, scientific research institutes, neighborhood communities, social organizations, companies of the People's Liberation Army, and other grassroots units. It also includes the approved disciplinary inspection committees of the grassroots committees.

2. Relevant interpretations

Local organizations are party committees at or above the county level, such as:

Townships and towns are not local party organizations, but grassroots party organizations.

Remember.

The Disciplinary Inspection Commission is divided into two different organizations because of its different nature. Elected discipline inspection commissions at or above the county level are local organizations, and discipline inspection commissions approved by grassroots committees are grassroots organizations.

Only the People's Liberation Army company and below can be regarded as a grassroots organization, especially when recruiting civil servants, the experience of working in an army regiment or a unit equivalent below the regiment level can be regarded as grassroots work experience.

Grass-roots Party organizations refer to the Party's grass-roots committees, general branch committees, and branch committees of enterprises, rural areas, organs, schools, scientific research institutes, neighborhood communities, social organizations, companies of the People's Liberation Army, and other grass-roots units, as well as discipline inspection committees established with approval by grass-roots committees.

Party organizations include the party's ** organizations, the party's local organizations, and the party's grassroots organizations. Among them, the Party's grass-roots organizations include Party committees, general branch committees, and branch committees of enterprises, rural areas, government organs, schools, scientific research institutes, neighborhood communities, social organizations, People's Liberation Army companies, and other grass-roots units, as well as discipline inspection committees established with approval by grass-roots committees. Party groups are not first-level Party organizations, but dispatched organs established by the Party in the leading organs of state organs, people's organizations, economic and cultural organizations, and other non-Party organizations, and play a leading core role in these organizations.

Party organizations include the party's ** organizations, the party's local organizations, and the party's grassroots organizations. Among them, the Party's grass-roots organizations include enterprises, rural areas, institutions, schools, scientific research institutes, neighborhood communities, social organizations, People's Liberation Army companies and other grass-roots units, Party committees, general branch committees, branch committees, and discipline inspection committees established with approval by grass-roots committees.

The differences between a party group and a party branch are as follows:

1. The number of people is different

Grass-roots units with more than 3 but less than 50 formal Party members may establish Party branches with the approval of the higher-level Party organization. Among them, if the number of party members exceeds 7, a branch committee shall be established; Where the number of Party members is less than 7, only 1 secretary is to be appointed, and 1 deputy secretary may be appointed when necessary. Although the number of formal party members is less than 3, a joint party branch can be established with party members from neighboring units.

There is no stipulation on the number of Party members, but they are dispatched organs established by the Party in the leading organs of state organs, people's organizations, economic and economic cultural organizations, and other non-Party organizations, and play a leading core role in these organizations.

2. The affiliation of the party organizations is different:

Party branches are grassroots units, generally belonging to private enterprises, schools, factories, etc. Among them, the large number is called the party committee, and the small number is called the party branch. Party groups are dispatched units in government agencies, economic and cultural organizations, and so on.

3. The leadership power of the party organization is different

Among them, the leadership of the party branch does not have any actual power. Party leaders generally serve as the top leaders, such as the secretary of the municipal party committee, the secretary of the provincial party committee, the secretary of the county party committee, etc.

Legal basis]:

Article 30 of the Constitution of the Communist Party of China.

Enterprises, rural areas, government agencies, schools, hospitals, scientific research institutes, neighborhood communities, social organizations, PLA companies, and other grass-roots units with three or more formal Party members shall establish a grass-roots Party organization.

The Party's grass-roots organizations shall, according to the needs of their work and the number of Party members, and with the approval of the higher-level Party organizations, set up the Party's grass-roots committees, general branch committees, and branch committees respectively. The grass-roots committees are elected by the Party congress or congress, and the general branch committees and branch committees are elected by the Party member congress.

Party organizations at all levels include party committees, party groups, branches, and party groups of your bureaus, including the first to the provinces, cities, and counties.