How to deal with petitioners who make cross-level visits

Leap-level petitioning refers to a behavior in which the petitioner goes beyond the agency at the same level and the higher level that has the legal authority to handle the matter and goes to a higher agency to visit.

It is possible that the administrative agency will not accept a petition beyond the next level. The petitioner does not follow the procedures stipulated in the Petition Regulations. The petition beyond the next level is a violation of the regulations, but it is not an illegal act. The petitioner's petition matters shall be submitted to the relevant administrative agency that has the power to make handling decisions according to law or to the administrative agency at the next higher level.

The requirements for an effective petition are:

1. Clearly state the person and thing being reported; 2. Find the correct department; 3. Remember the person who submitted the petition and the relevant information; 4. Level petition; 5. Ask staff for evidence for handling responses; 6. Organizers must have control.

And at the same time, do not engage in radical behaviors such as gathering crowds to attack and block state agencies, obstructing official business, and blocking traffic; do not use slogans; those who organize and implement radical behaviors should not be smart; and do not be emotionally infected

< p>According to Article 20 of the "Regulations on Letters and Calls", petitioners shall abide by laws and regulations during the process of letters and calls, shall not harm the interests of the country, society, collectives and the legitimate rights of other citizens, and shall consciously maintain social order and In the order of letters and calls, the following behaviors are not allowed:

(1) Illegal gathering around the offices of state agencies and public places, besieging and attacking state agencies, intercepting official vehicles, or blocking or blocking traffic ;

(2) Carrying dangerous goods and controlled equipment;

(3) Insulting, beating, threatening state agency staff, or illegally restricting the personal freedom of others;

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(4) Staying or causing trouble in a petition reception venue, or abandoning people who cannot take care of themselves in a petition reception venue;

(5) Inciting, colluding, coercing, or using financial inducements to Causing or manipulating other people's petitions or taking advantage of the opportunity to make money in the name of petitions;

(6) Other behaviors that disrupt public order and undermine national and public security.

I hope the above content will be helpful to you. If you still have any questions, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 10 of the "Regulations on Letters and Calls" People's governments at the municipal and county levels divided into districts and their work departments, and the people's governments of townships and towns shall establish responsible persons for administrative organs The letter-call reception day system shall be implemented by the person in charge of the administrative agency to coordinate the handling of letters-call matters. The petitioner may report the petition matter in person to the person in charge of the relevant administrative agency on the announced reception day and reception location.

The person in charge of the people's government at or above the county level and its work departments or their designated personnel may go to the place of residence of the petitioner to interview and communicate with the petitioner on the outstanding issues reported by the petitioner.