In the organizational system of government departments, the power of the director is usually greater than that of the director. Specifically, the director of the Education Bureau, as the top leader, is responsible for convening team meetings, making decisions and signing important work affairs, while the secretary only cares about the affairs of the party group in principle and does not have these real powers. In addition, in government agencies, secretaries usually do not participate in specific administrative decisions, while the director of the Education Bureau has the actual decision-making power. Therefore, the Secretary for Education has greater power and responsibility in the education system.