The deputy director of the county-level development and reform bureau is a metre, and the duties of the deputy director of the county-level development and reform bureau are:

1. Investigate the work in charge, and urge to determine the tasks: be responsible for the investigation and study within the scope of the work in charge, check and analyze the implementation of the work in charge, and urge to complete the objectives and tasks determined by the work in charge;

2. Reporting work, receiving superiors and being in charge of contact work: responsible for reporting matters related to being in charge of work, inspecting and receiving superiors, and coordinating vertical and horizontal contact and contact work in charge of work;

3. Draft relevant documents and submit them for examination and approval: be responsible for drafting and preliminary examination of relevant documents and materials reported and distributed in the name of the Bureau, and submit them to the Secretary for examination and approval in time;

4. Manage daily work and strengthen management supervision: assist the director to do the daily work of the organ branch and strengthen the education, management and supervision of party member;

5. Organize and implement the price plan: be responsible for the formulation of the county's price reform plan and annual plan, put forward the price control objectives, and organize and implement the control measures;

6. Supervise the price management and disputes of departments: be responsible for guiding and supervising the price management of relevant departments and industries at the county level and handling price contradictions and disputes.