Practical Q&A on the Regulations for the Organization of Public Security Organs

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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: The "Regulations on the Organization of Public Security Organs" (hereinafter referred to as "The Regulations") were adopted by the 154th Executive Meeting of the State Council on November 1, 2006, and promulgated by State Council Decree No. 479 on November 13, 2006, coming into effect on January 1, 2007. This is China's first administrative regulation to standardize the organization and management of public security organs. The promulgation and implementation of "The Regulations" mark an important milestone in the organization and management of public security organs and the building of their teams. "The Regulations" consist of seven chapters and 42 articles, covering the main aspects of the organization and management of public security organs. Due to the extensive content of "The Regulations," it requires reference to a large number of related regulations for a detailed understanding. To facilitate the study and comprehension of "The Regulations" by public security officers and a broad readership, we have specially invited experts from relevant fields to compile this book. The greatest feature of this book lies in its question-and-answer format, which combines "The Regulations" with the relevant regulations it involves, providing a more detailed explanation of the responsibilities and management systems of public security organs, the establishment of public security organs and their internal and branch institutions, the setting and management of police ranks, the management of special police positions, the financial support for public security organs, the recruitment, transfer, promotion, rank, assessment, training, dismissal, rewards and punishments, appeals and complaints of public security personnel, as well as welfare benefits such as salary, insurance, and pensions. Additionally, the appendix of this book includes a series of normative documents closely related to "The Regulations," such as laws, regulations, and departmental rules, to allow readers to easily refer to them according to the prompts in the main text or based on actual needs.