What's the difference between the Supervision Bureau and the Public Security Bureau Interpol?

The main difference between the supervision bureau and the criminal police of the public security bureau lies in their different responsibilities.

Both the Public Security Supervision Bureau and the Interpol of the Public Security Bureau belong to the internal functional departments of the Public Security Bureau, and perform their respective duties according to the regulations:

First, the scope of jurisdiction determined by the supervision bureau according to law and the responsibilities and obligations that the police must perform. Article 2, paragraph 2, of the Regulations on Supervision of Public Security Organs stipulates: "The supervision organs of public security organs of local people's governments at or above the county level are responsible for supervising the performance of duties, the exercise of functions and powers and the observance of discipline by units subordinate to public security organs at the same level, and are responsible to the supervision organs of public security organs at the next higher level and the administrative heads of public security organs at the same level."

The main duties of public security inspectors are:

(1) Organizing and implementing important police deployment, measures and activities;

(2) Organizing and implementing the order maintenance of major social activities and the public security management of key areas and places;

(3) Handling of public safety emergencies;

(4) Acceptance, filing, investigation, investigation, punishment and enforcement of compulsory measures of criminal cases and public security cases;

(five) the implementation of laws and regulations on public security management, such as public security, transportation, household administration, entry and exit, border defense, fire control and public security;

(six) the use of weapons, police equipment, police cars and police signs;

(seven) to handle citizens' reports, help and complaints;

(eight) civilized duty, civilized law enforcement and compliance with police regulations;

(nine) organization and management and police security;

(ten) other circumstances in which the public security organ and its people's police perform their duties, exercise their functions and powers and observe discipline according to law.

Second, criminal police (hereinafter referred to as criminal police) conduct criminal investigations, analyze and study criminal offences; Organize and coordinate the detection of general, major and extraordinarily serious criminal cases; To undertake the extraction, inspection and appraisal of case traces and material evidence. To undertake anti-drug, anti-gang and anti-terrorism work within its jurisdiction; To undertake the investigation and prevention of economic crimes within its jurisdiction (some places have special economic investigation departments); To undertake liaison and contact with foreign-related criminal cases and foreign-related police affairs.