Interpretation of the Civil Servant Law of the People's Republic of China

Author: Yang Jingyu
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: On August 1993, the State Council formulated and promulgated the "Interim Regulations on National Civil Servants," establishing and implementing the civil service system in various national administrative organs at all levels. Reference and trial implementation were also carried out in Party organs, people's congress organs, political consultative conference organs, as well as in organs of the democratic parties and mass organizations. Over the past decade, the implementation of the civil service system has promoted the scientific, institutionalized, and democratic management of personnel in government agencies, and the society at large generally recognizes it as a successful reform. Meanwhile, over the decade since the promulgation of the Interim Regulations, significant changes have occurred in China's economy, politics, and society. The reform of personnel management has been continuously deepened, accumulating rich experience and achieving many new results, which need to be further summarized and improved through legislation. On April 27, 2005, the 15th session of the Standing Committee of the 10th National People's Congress reviewed and passed the "Civil Servants Law of the People's Republic of China." This is China's comprehensive legal framework in the field of personnel management, playing a significant role in standardizing the management of civil servants, safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests, strengthening supervision over them, building a high-quality civil servant team, promoting diligence and integrity, and improving work efficiency. To facilitate the study, publicity, and implementation of the Civil Servants Law, colleagues who participated in the legislative work of the Civil Servants Law have compiled this interpretation of the law. The book is edited by Yang Jingyu and Li Fei. The specific writing responsibilities are as follows: Xu Anbiao, , and Chapters 11 and 12; Chen Xihui, Chapters 2, 5, and 8; Huang Yufei, Chapters 4 and 10; Chen Sixi, Chapter 6; Huang Wei, Chapter 7; Li Honglei, Chapter 9; Tong Weidong, Chapter 13; Liu Mei, Chapter 15; Wu Zeng, Chapters 16, 17, and 18. Wu Zeng and Li Honglei, Chapter 3; Wu Zeng and Huang Haihua, Chapter 11; Wang Yang and Chen Xihui, Chapter 14. Chen Xihui collected and organized relevant materials. After completion, Xu Anbiao compiled the manuscript, which was then reviewed and finalized by Yang Jingyu and Li Fei. During the writing process, we strove to explain and interpret the theories and meanings contained in the provisions based on the legislative intent, background, and the theory and practice of the civil service system, in order to facilitate the study, understanding, and implementation of this law.