A netizen asked me that their deputy mayor and director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau were recently transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department to serve as deputy director. This arrangement made him feel a little strange. In his opinion, there seemed to be no change in the level. He asked me if this situation was a promotion or reuse, or a disguised demotion?
proves that netizens’ questions are very targeted and highly qualified, and this question is indeed worth studying. Because the position of director of the Time Bureau is quite special and important, and he is usually the deputy mayor, so he is of a higher level and the development prospects of the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau are relatively promising. So, the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau was transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department as deputy director. Let’s conduct a review and analysis whether it is promoted or reused or demoted in disguise.
Administrative level of the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau
This netizen did not say in the message which city the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau was. So we can only analyze it in detail. First of all, we can rule out that the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau is definitely not the director of the municipal public security bureau, because he was transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department to serve as deputy director.
In addition, it is impossible to be the director of the municipal public security bureau of a county-level city, because although the director of the municipal public security bureau of a county-level city is also the deputy mayor, the level is only at the deputy department level, so it is impossible to be transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department to serve as the deputy director, because there are several levels different between them, and county-level cities can also be ruled out. Then there are only two possibilities left, one is the director of the municipal public security bureau in a deputy provincial city, and the other is the director of the municipal public security bureau in a prefecture-level city.
First of all, let’s analyze the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of the deputy provincial city: In the urban administrative level of our country, sub-provincial cities are very special. They are between municipalities directly under the central government and prefecture-level cities. As the name suggests, the sub-provincial level is the deputy ministerial-level organizational structure.
comprehensively considers the economic strength, development positioning, historical contribution, regional driving force and other factors of the city. There are 15 sub-provincial cities in my country, from north to south, Harbin City, Changchun City, Jilin Province, Shenyang City and Dalian City, Jinan City and Shandong Province, Qingdao City and , Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, Hangzhou City and Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, Xiamen City, Fujian Province, Shenzhen City and Guangzhou City.
Since the level of the deputy provincial city is the deputy ministerial level, the top leaders of the four teams of the deputy provincial city are the municipal party secretary, mayor, director of the municipal people's congress standing committee, and chairman of the municipal CPPCC are all deputy ministerial-level cadres, and they all belong to the central-level cadres . By analogy, the deputy positions of the four teams of the deputy provincial-level cities, namely, members of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee, deputy director of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, deputy mayor, and vice chairman of the Municipal CPPCC are at the level of a full-time department, and they are provincial-level cadres.
Usually, the directors of the municipal public security bureaus in deputy provincial cities are the deputy mayors, while the deputy positions of the deputy provincial cities are the department-level leading cadres. If we deduce this, the directors of the municipal public security bureaus in deputy provincial cities are the department-level leading cadres.
Secondly, let’s analyze the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of the prefecture-level city: As we all know, the organizational structure of the prefecture-level city is at the department level. The top leaders of the four teams are the municipal party committee secretary, mayor, director of the municipal people’s congress standing committee, and chairman of the municipal CPPCC are all department-level leading cadres. The deputy positions of the four teams are the municipal party committee member, deputy director of the municipal people’s congress standing committee, deputy mayor, and vice chairman of the municipal CPPCC are deputy department-level leading cadres.
Since the directors of the municipal public security bureaus of prefecture-level cities are generally the deputy mayors, the directors of the municipal public security bureaus of prefecture-level cities are deputy department-level leading cadres.
To sum up, we can conclude that the director of the municipal public security bureau in the deputy provincial city is a department-level leading cadre, while the director of the municipal public security bureau in the prefecture-level city is a deputy department-level leading cadre.
Level of Deputy Director of the Provincial Public Security Department
As we all know, the Provincial Public Security Department is a component department of the provincial government, mainly responsible for public safety work within a province. Among the provincial government departments, the position of the Provincial Public Security Department can be said to be the most important. This conclusion can be drawn from the fact that the Provincial Public Security Department is the deputy governor. Provincial Public Security Department is a department of the provincial government and the leading and command organ of public security work in the province.
Provincial Public Security Department generally has deputy department-level or department-level institutions such as police supervision, audit, office, intelligence command, personnel, publicity, education and training, police guarantee, economic crime investigation, public security management, criminal investigation, prison management, drug control, legal system, entry and exit management, science and technology informationization, traffic management, forest public security, airport public security, and physical evidence appraisal management, and other deputy department-level or department-level institutions, respectively undertake relevant business work. The Secret Service Bureau of the Provincial Public Security Department is vertically led by the Secret Service Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and is included in the institutional sequence of the Provincial Public Security Department.
From the perspective of the administrative structure level of the Provincial Public Security Department, the Provincial Public Security Department is an organizational structure at the department level. Since the director is the deputy governor, he is a deputy ministerial-level cadre. However, this does not mean that the Provincial Public Security Department is a deputy ministerial-level organizational structure. Like other components of the provincial government, the Provincial Public Security Department is still a department-level organizational structure.
Since the Provincial Public Security Department Director, the director of the Provincial Public Security Department, is the deputy governor, the Provincial Public Security Department is rich and has a leadership position at the department level. Generally speaking, the deputy secretary of the Party Committee and executive deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department are in the department level leadership position, while the other deputy directors are at the department level from the perspective of their positions. Of course, some deputy directors of the Provincial Public Security Department will serve as the party secretary or president of the police college where they are located. This situation can also be regarded as a leadership position at the department level.
Some deputy directors of the Provincial Public Security Department are first-level inspectors in terms of job rank or first-level police commissioners in terms of police sequence, and can also enjoy the salary and benefits of the department level. However, this situation is not within the scope of our discussion, we are only discussing from the perspective of positions.
The situation where the director of the municipal public security bureau in a deputy provincial city is transferred to the deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department
Since the director of the municipal public security bureau in a deputy provincial city is at the level of a department, if he is transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department as deputy director, he will generally serve as the deputy secretary of the Party Committee and executive deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department. This kind of transfer arrangement is a functionally level transfer. It is hard to say whether it is reused or not. It should be a very normal work exchange.
Whether it is the deputy secretary of the Party Committee and executive deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department, or the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of a deputy provincial city, the position of the public security system is very important. Both are very optimistic about the next development prospects and can be directly promoted to the deputy governor and the director of the Provincial Public Security Department.
If the director of the municipal public security bureau of a deputy provincial city is transferred to the provincial public security department and is only an ordinary deputy director, with brackets at the level of a department, it can basically be considered a demotion. It should be because of a problem with the individual's work, mainly because his ability is insufficient to control urgent, difficult and dangerous work situations.
The situation where the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of a prefecture-level city was transferred to the deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department
The director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of a prefecture-level city was a deputy department-level leading cadre. If the director of the Provincial Public Security Department was transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department as the executive deputy director, he would become a department-level leading cadre. This is obviously a kind of promotion because the level has been improved.
So how should I be recognized if I am transferred to the position of ordinary deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department? If the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau of a prefecture-level city is transferred to the deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department, although the administrative level has not changed, they are still deputy department-level leading cadres, this is obviously a kind of reuse within the public security system.
Because the public security system is a dual-leading system, the Provincial Public Security Department and the Municipal Public Security Bureau are not simply a business guidance relationship, but a relationship between the leader and the leader. The Provincial Public Security Department has a great right to nominate and suggest the candidates for directors of municipal public security bureaus in prefecture-level cities. Basically, the Provincial Party Committee Organization Department will respect the opinions and suggestions of the Provincial Public Security Department Party Committee. Therefore, although the director of the municipal public security bureau of a prefecture-level city is a deputy department-level leading cadre and is at the same level as the deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department, he still has to accept the leadership of the deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department in his work.
So if the director of the municipal public security bureau of a prefecture-level city is transferred to the deputy director of the provincial public security department, although the level has not changed, it is also a kind of reuse. Judging from the development prospects of the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, this is also a very common arrangement. If the directors of the municipal public security bureaus of many prefecture-level cities have excellent work, they may be transferred to the Provincial Public Security Department to serve as deputy directors.On the other hand, there are almost no examples of the deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department serving as the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau in ordinary prefecture-level cities. Generally, the captain or director of the Provincial Public Security Department is promoted to the municipal public security bureau in the prefecture-level cities as the director.
To sum up, the director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau served as deputy director of the Provincial Public Security Department. Whether it is a promotion, reuse or downgrade or a specific situation must be analyzed in detail, and cannot be generalized.
