First, the purpose and importance of political review
Political review is a political, ideological and moral review of the families of military recruits. Its purpose is to ensure that recruits meet the recruitment standards of the army in terms of political stance, moral quality and family background, so as to ensure the purity and combat effectiveness of the army.
For parents, political review is a test of family political performance, and it is also a support and recognition for children's willingness to join the army. Through political examination, the army can screen out recruits with innocent family background and firm political stance, which provides a strong guarantee for the construction and development of the army.
Second, the main contents of the political examination
The contents of parents' political examination mainly include the political outlook, religious beliefs, social relations and moral qualities of family members. Specifically, the army will investigate whether family members have criminal records, whether they have participated in illegal organizations or activities, and whether they have bad hobbies. At the same time, we will also pay attention to the political stance and ideological tendency of family members to ensure consistency with the recruits.
Third, the procedure and process of political review.
The procedure of parents' political examination usually includes the steps of submitting relevant certification materials, accepting investigation and verification, and signing relevant documents. Recruits need to submit their parents' identity certificates, household registration certificates and political performance certificates to the army. The military will conduct a preliminary review based on these materials and may arrange personnel to conduct on-the-spot investigations or inquiries. After confirmation, parents need to sign relevant documents, indicating that they agree that their children will join the army and accept political review.
Four. Preventive measures and countermeasures
In the process of parents' political examination, recruits and their families need to maintain an honest and true attitude and provide relevant information and materials truthfully. At the same time, we should also maintain a positive attitude of cooperation and complete the political review procedure in accordance with the requirements of the military. In case of doubt or problem, you can consult or explain to the troops in time.
To sum up:
The political review of parents when they join the army is an important link in the recruitment process of military recruits, aiming at ensuring that the family background and political stance of recruits meet the recruitment standards of the army. Parents need to understand the purpose, content, procedures and precautions of the political review, actively cooperate with the troops to complete the political review, and provide strong support for their children's road to joining the army.
Legal basis:
Provisions on political review of conscription
Article 5 provides that:
The contents of the political review of conscription include: the age, household registration, occupation, political outlook, religious belief, education level, realistic performance and political situation of the main family members and social relations members. The political review of conscription should focus on the actual performance of citizens who apply for enlistment.
Provisions on political review of conscription
Article 8 provides that:
Citizens under any of the following circumstances shall not be enlisted for active service:
(1) Spreading politically incorrect remarks, and writing, editing, publishing or publishing politically incorrect articles or works.
(2) Having been subjected to criminal punishment, reeducation through labor, asylum education or administrative detention;
(3) Being under investigation for being suspected of violating discipline and law, or being investigated, prosecuted or tried;
(4) Being expelled from public office, ordered to resign, expelled from school, expelled from the Party, kept on probation, or expelled from the Party for serious mistakes;
(5) Tattoos showing signs of underworld organizations or criminal gangs, which are detrimental to the national image and social morality;
(6) Having close ties with people with complex political backgrounds at home and abroad and being politically suspicious;
(seven) participated in cult organizations or activities, participated in harmful martial arts organizations or actively participated in activities;
Under any of the circumstances listed in Items (1) to (6), major family members, immediate family members, major social relations members or other relatives who have a significant influence on me shall not be recruited for active service.