What is the nature of supply and marketing cooperatives?

Supply and marketing cooperatives belong to institutions.

Its job responsibilities are: to publicize and implement the principles and policies of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on agriculture, rural areas and farmers, and to guide the development of supply and marketing cooperation throughout the country; Responsible for studying and formulating the development strategy and planning of the national supply and marketing cooperatives, guiding and serving the reform and development of the whole system;

Promote the rule of law construction of supply and marketing cooperatives, study and put forward suggestions on policies and regulations to promote rural economic, social and industrial development, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of supply and marketing cooperatives at all levels.

The relationship between the government and the supply and marketing cooperatives: according to the principle of separation of government and society, supply and marketing cooperatives at all levels withdraw from the sequence of government administrative agencies. According to actual needs, they can undertake tasks entrusted by the government, exercise certain functions authorized by the government, and attend relevant government meetings as nonvoting delegates. The government guides, coordinates, supports and supervises them according to laws and policies. Local governments at all levels should strengthen the guidance, coordination, support and supervision of supply and marketing cooperatives, but they should not interfere with the normal business activities of supply and marketing cooperatives.

The local people's government shall be responsible for the structural adjustment, enterprise reform and re-employment projects of supply and marketing cooperatives that need government organization and coordination. It is necessary to effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of supply and marketing cooperatives, and it is not allowed to arbitrarily issue policy management tasks and conduct various administrative assessments. In the future, where the government entrusts the supply and marketing cooperatives to engage in policy business, it is necessary to sign an entrustment contract in advance, clarify the responsibilities and obligations, and ensure their performance.

At present, the All-China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives has 14 boards of directors, 1 board of supervisors, 15 directly affiliated institutions, 15 competent associations and China Supply and Marketing Group Co., Ltd., and China Supply and Marketing Group Management 16 wholly-owned and holding subsidiaries.