Is the village Committee grid member a village official?

The village Committee grid member is not a village official.

First, the responsibilities and roles of members of the village committee grid

The village committee grid member is a professional role that rises with the grid of community governance in recent years. They are mainly responsible for information collection, situation feedback and service management in the grid under their jurisdiction, so as to strengthen the refinement, informationization and modernization of grassroots social governance. Through direct contact with residents, grid workers can understand various situations of the community, including residents' needs, contradictions and disputes, security risks and so on. , and timely feedback to the superior, to provide strong support for the decision-making of the village committee or relevant departments.

Second, the definition and responsibilities of village officials

Village officials generally refer to the members of the village committee, including the chairman, vice-chairmen and members of the village committee. They are the core force of villagers' self-government organizations, and are responsible for organizing and implementing various affairs of villagers' self-government, including formulating and implementing village rules and regulations, managing collective assets, and safeguarding villagers' rights and interests. Village officials play an important role in village governance and are an important bridge between villagers and higher-level governments.

Third, the difference between village Committee grid members and village officials.

From the perspective of responsibilities and roles, there are obvious differences between village Committee grid members and village officials. Grid members are mainly responsible for information collection and feedback, as well as providing grassroots services, while village officials are responsible for the operation and management of the entire villagers' autonomous organizations. Grid workers play the role of service providers and information workers, while village officials are decision makers and managers. In addition, there are some differences between them in terms of appointment, nature of work, salary and treatment, etc.

To sum up:

The village Committee grid member is not a village official. They are two different professional roles, each bearing different responsibilities and missions. Grid workers play an important role in grass-roots social governance and are an important force to improve the level of community governance; Village officials are the core of villagers' autonomy organizations, and are responsible for organizing and implementing various affairs of villagers' autonomy. The two complement each other and jointly promote the innovative development of grassroots social governance.

Legal basis:

the peoples republic of china law of organization of villager committee

Article 2 provides that:

Villagers' committees are grass-roots mass self-governing organizations with self-management, self-education and self-service, which implement democratic elections, democratic decision-making, democratic management and democratic supervision.

Article 5 provides that:

The people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns shall give guidance, support and help to the work of villagers' committees, but shall not interfere in matters within the scope of villagers' autonomy according to law.

Villagers' committees assist the people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns in their work.

Organic Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Urban Residents Committee

Article 3 provides that:

The tasks of the residents' committee:

(a) to publicize the Constitution, laws, regulations and national policies, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of residents, educate residents to perform their obligations according to law, take good care of public property, and carry out various forms of socialist spiritual civilization construction activities;

(two) to handle the public affairs and public welfare undertakings of the residents in this residential area;

(3) Mediation of civil disputes;

(4) Assisting in maintaining public order;