What departments are there in the Finance Bureau?

The departments within the Finance Bureau are:

1. Office (co-located with the Finance Section). Organize and coordinate the daily work of the bureau; formulate work systems and work plans and supervise and inspect the implementation; be responsible for agency secretarial, information, publicity, supervision and supervision, letters and visits, files, confidentiality, confidential communications, security, patriotic health, comprehensive management, Meeting organization and administrative reception work.

2. Political Science and Engineering. Responsible for the personnel and labor wage management of the bureau and directly affiliated units; organize and guide the education and training work of the system; responsible for the management and service of retired personnel of the bureau; responsible for the party and mass, disciplinary inspection and supervision work of the bureau and directly affiliated units; management and Coordinate the relevant work of the accounting school; be responsible for the administrative efficiency assessment of the municipal financial system.

Extended information:

The main tasks of the Finance Bureau:

1. The Finance Bureau is responsible for the daily operation of documents, conference affairs, confidential documents, files and other agencies; it is responsible for Responsible for the drafting of important documents, policy research, supervision of assigned tasks, information publicity, etc.; organizing performance management, efficiency construction, government affairs disclosure, security and confidentiality, letters and visits, government affairs reception, etc.; undertaking the agency's finance, government procurement, and state-owned assets management work.

2. The General Affairs Office analyzes and predicts the macroeconomic situation and puts forward policy suggestions for improving macroeconomic control; participates in the study of income distribution policies and reform plans; participates in the research and formulation of housing reform policies, and manages housing reform budget funds.

3. Work with relevant parties to formulate land revenue policies; be responsible for the management of government funds; examine and approve provincial administrative fee items, participate in the formulation of fee standards; undertake related work on lottery management.

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