Document Writing And Processing Of Self Examination In Hubei In 2016

The content of official documents can be classified into secret documents, ordinary documents and published documents.

(1) secret documents.

According to the law of the People's Republic of China on Guarding State secrets, secret documents are classified into three levels, namely, the three categories of "top secret", "secret" and "secret".

For confidential documents, they should be numbered, so as to control, where each document is sent to, where to send it, and who should read it.

So "secret", "confidential" and "secret" are also called "three secrets" documents.

In addition, the confidentiality of documents is limited by time.

(2) ordinary documents are relative to secret documents. From this perspective, they can also be called non confidential documents.

This ordinary document is not without secret guarantee, nor for anyone to see.

Generally speaking, it is limited to the internal organs or the organization, and it is not published, that is, it does not spread in the society, nor is it disseminated abroad.

(3) publish the document.

The published document is a document that is publicly released to the masses and at home and abroad.

For example, some announcements, notices, speeches of state leaders, etc., can be broadcasted by radio and television, published in newspapers and magazines, and can be posted publicly or spoken orally.

It can be divided into three categories: laws, regulations, administrative documents and party documents.

(1) laws and regulations.

Laws and regulations are formulated by the central and local authorities and administrative organs at all levels.

There are three types of laws and regulations:

(1) legal documents.

The laws formulated by the NPC and its Standing Committee, such as the constitution, the criminal law and the civil law, are all legal documents.

2. Statute documents.

A decree document is a document issued under the constitution, usually issued in the name of the president of the People's Republic of China or under the name of the premier of the State Council.

(3) administrative regulations and rules and regulations.

Administrative laws and regulations are the various laws and regulations formulated by the State Council in order to lead and manage all administrative work of the state, according to the provisions of the state laws, and are called administrative regulations.

(2) administrative documents.

Administrative documents refer to the documents formed and used by state organs in their daily business activities.

It has the function of leadership, management and guidance and public relations.

For example, frequently used notices, reports, requests, opinions, etc. are administrative documents.

(3) party documents.

Party

It is issued by the organs of the party and is used by the organs of the party to reflect the leadership of the party and the work of the party and the building of the party.

Note: the highest administrative organ in our country is the State Council. The following are provincial and municipal people's governments. The following are Municipal People's governments, county level people's governments and Township People's governments.

The constituent parts of the administrative organ: there are various departments in the State Council, and there are various bureaux and municipal bureaus under the provincial government, all of which belong to the executive authorities.

There are also some party organs. The highest organ of the Party committee system is the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. The following are the provincial Party committee, the municipal Party committee, the county Party committee and the township level Party committee.

Examination points: from the nature and function of official documents

It can be divided into five categories: Command documents, normative documents, reporting documents, informed documents and documentary documents.

Examination point: definition of official document

The official document is also the name of each official document.

Everything has its own name.

The name is the concept of things and the title of things.

As a tool of national management, official documents also have their own names.

Each official document has different names, such as orders, decisions, notices, articles of association, regulations, plans, and summing up are the names of official documents. Under normal circumstances, the names of these official documents are collectively referred to as "languages".