The organization is introduced as follows:
A public institution refers to a social service organization organized by state organs or other organizations with state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare and engaged in activities such as education, science and technology, culture and health.
Institutions are generally public welfare institutions established by the state, but they do not belong to government agencies and their staff are different from civil servants. According to the spirit of the classification reform of state institutions, institutions are no longer divided into fully funded institutions and balance allocation institutions, but into public welfare institutions and public welfare institutions.
There are also emerging institutions established by using state-owned assets and social capital, which are institutions that are not funded by the state. Public institutions refer to social organizations established by state organs or other organizations with state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare and engaged in education, science and technology, culture, health and other services for national economic and social development.
The state administrative organs are as follows:
State administrative organs are also called "state administrative organs" and "administrative organs", that is, "government" in a narrow sense. It is a state organ established by the state in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and relevant organic laws. It enjoys and exercises state administrative power according to law and is responsible for organizing, managing, supervising and guiding various administrative affairs of the state.
The state administrative organ refers to the organ established by the ruling class of a country according to its ruling will and in accordance with the Constitution and relevant laws to exercise state power, organize and manage state administrative affairs. Also known as the state administrative organ, the government for short, is an important part of state institutions and the most important subject of administrative law.
Party and government organs are as follows:
Article 1 of the Provisions on Official Document Processing of Party and Government Organs jointly issued by the General Offices of the General Office of the Central Committee of the CPC and the State Council defines the party and government organs: in order to meet the needs of the work of * * * organs and state administrative organs (hereinafter referred to as party and government organs), it is necessary to promote the scientific, institutionalized and standardized official document processing of party and government organs.