Inspector is a kind of national civil servant. The positions of national civil servants are divided into leadership positions and non-leadership positions, and inspectors belong to non-leadership positions, including inspectors and deputy inspectors.
Inspectors and deputy inspectors are only located in state administrative organs at or above the prefecture level or at the department or bureau level. Inspectors should be deputy leaders or bureau-level deputy inspectors for more than five years, and deputy inspectors should be county-level chief leaders or researchers for more than five years.
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China inspector's non-leadership position, the main hall class. Inspector is a non-leadership position of national civil servants. The positions of national civil servants are divided into leadership positions and non-leadership positions, and inspectors are non-leadership positions, including inspectors and deputy inspectors.
Deputy inspectors should be full-time leaders or researchers at the county level for more than five years. Inspectors should be deputy heads or deputy inspectors at bureau level for more than five years.
In addition, sub-provincial cities can have inspectors and deputy inspectors, with the same qualifications as above. Special attention: the deputy provincial city inspector is the deputy department level, and the deputy inspector is the deputy bureau level (note: the deputy bureau level is the unique administrative sequence of the deputy provincial city).