Legal analysis: the main duties of the deputy director of the organization department are: to supervise and implement the work plan and main points of the organization department according to the principles and policies of the central and provincial committees on organizational work and the work arrangements of the school party Committee and organization department; In-depth investigation and study at the grassroots level, timely understand the new situation and new problems of grassroots party building and ideological and political work, and organize and guide party workers to actively explore new ideas, new methods and new ways to strengthen party building and ideological and political work in colleges and universities in the new period; Help grass-roots party organizations to carry out their work effectively; Responsible for the organization of the whole chapter, and supervise the implementation of various systems such as democratic life meeting, party and government joint meeting, democratic appraisal meeting and party member organizational life meeting; In accordance with the provisions of party constitution and the requirements of the school party Committee, do a good job in the organization and construction of the general party branch (directly under the party branch) and the grass-roots party branch; Responsible for the investigation of party member's ideological situation, party member's education management, the training of party activists and the development of party member; Responsible for the management of party dues and statistics within the party; Assist the minister in the work of cadres and intellectuals; Care about the thoughts, study, work and life of comrades in the Ministry, do a good job in the self-construction of the Ministry, and supervise and inspect the implementation and completion of all work in the Ministry; Conscientiously do other work assigned by the superior leading departments and party committees.

Legal basis: Article 10 of China's Constitution is a unified whole organized according to its own program, constitution and democratic centralism. The basic principles of the party's democratic centralism are:

(1) Individuals in party member are subordinate to the Party organization, the minority to the majority, the lower level to the higher level, and all organizations within the Party and all party member are subordinate to the Party's National Congress and the Central Committee.

(2) The leading organs of the Party at all levels, except their representative organs and leading bodies in non-party organizations, are all elected.

(3) The highest leading organs of the Party are the National Congress and the Central Committee of the Party. The local leading organs of the Party at all levels are the local Party congresses and their committees. Party committees at all levels are responsible to the congresses at the same level and report their work.

(4) The Party's higher-level organizations should always listen to the opinions of lower-level organizations and the masses in party member, and solve their problems in time. The party's lower organizations should not only ask for instructions and report their work to the higher organizations, but also independently and responsibly solve problems within their own responsibilities. The superior and subordinate organizations should exchange information, support and supervise each other. Party organizations at all levels should make party affairs public according to regulations, so that party member can have more understanding and participation in party affairs.

(5) Party committees at all levels implement the system of combining collective leadership with individual responsibility. All major issues should be decided by the Party committee through collective discussion in accordance with the principles of collective leadership, democratic centralism, individual deliberation and meeting decision. Members should conscientiously perform their duties according to the collective decision and division of labor.

(6) The Party prohibits any form of personal worship. It is necessary to ensure that the party's activities are supervised by the party and the people, and at the same time to safeguard the prestige of all * * * representing the interests of the party and the people.