In addition, after the Civil Aviation Administration of China was reduced to the Civil Aviation Administration under the Ministry of Transport, most officials did not change significantly. Li Jiaxiang, acting director of the former Civil Aviation Administration, and Gao Hongfeng, deputy director, served as deputy directors of the Ministry of Transport, and other former deputy directors of the General Administration of Civil Aviation continued to serve as deputy directors of the Civil Aviation Administration. Yan Zhize, the head of the discipline inspection team in the General Administration of Civil Aviation, also continued to serve as the head of the discipline inspection team in the Civil Aviation Administration, and remained a deputy ministerial official.
It is reported that Guo Yanyan, Yan Zhize and Yue Xuanyi, the current head of the discipline inspection team in the Ministry of Justice, all come from the army and hold the rank of Major General. Among them, Guo Yanyan was the deputy chief of staff of the navy, and Yan Zhize was the political commissar of the Air Force Radar Academy.
According to China and party constitution, the Commission for Discipline Inspection of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China can send discipline inspection teams or inspectors to the party and state organs at the central level according to the needs of the work, and the head of the discipline inspection team can attend relevant meetings organized by the party leadership in the organs as nonvoting delegates. In actual work, the heads of discipline inspection teams of ministries and commissions are often in charge of part of party building work in addition to fighting corruption and promoting honesty, and the retirement age is often looser than that of other officials.
In addition, the heads of discipline inspection teams of some over-age ministries and commissions, such as Yao Bing, head of discipline inspection team in the Ministry of Construction, Li Youwei, head of discipline inspection team in the former Ministry of Personnel, and Cui Huilie, head of discipline inspection team in the former Ministry of Labor and Social Security, are all over 60 years old. They did not take the opportunity to retire in this reform and continued to serve as members of the party group, but they were not in charge of specific work. It is reported that this move aims to help the newly established ministries and commissions complete the transition work, after which these senior discipline inspection officials will retire one after another.