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

Author: Geng Fa
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Law is a set of behavioral norms, and its provisions are highly rigorous. This series of books specifically and deeply promotes the new laws of the market economy, clarifying doubts for the general public. Although it is only an introductory interpretation, it must align with the original intent of the legislation and be accurate—this is our requirement and also the main characteristic we possess. To this end, the authors responsible for writing this series are mainly comrades from the relevant specialized committees of the National People's Congress and the relevant working bodies of the National People's Congress Party Committee, who are engaged in the drafting and deliberation of laws. Experts involved in legislative work have also reviewed the manuscripts. It can be said that authority is one of the most important features of the series. This book, "The Civil Servant Law of the People's Republic of China," a law that will come into effect on January 1st of next year, is a comprehensive law for the management of civil servants in our country and a fundamental law within the seven legal categories of the socialist market economy legal system of our country. Its promulgation not only fills the legislative gap but more importantly, it has brought about a substantial leap in the reform of the civil servant system, a crucial component of China's political system reform. Compared to the "Interim Regulations on National Civil Servants" of 1993, this new law is refreshingly new, and its milestone significance is self-evident. The author introduces the background and significance of China's Civil Servant Law from a very broad perspective, both domestically and internationally, and provides a detailed interpretation of the newly promulgated "Civil Servant Law of the People's Republic of China," clarifying the basic concepts, main content, and applicability of each provision.