The candidates for the industry Committee did not ask for a credit report. Are they still checking?

Generally speaking, candidates for industry committees do not need to provide credit reports. Industry Committee is a mass organization, and its candidates usually need to meet some basic conditions, such as age, education and work experience. , but there are no relevant regulations requiring them to provide credit reports.

However, in practice, some industry committees or community neighborhood committees may conduct background checks on candidates, including inquiring about their social credit records, bank credit records and criminal records. This kind of inquiry is usually to ensure that the candidate has good moral character and credibility and meets the requirements of community interests.

Therefore, if the industry committee or community neighborhood committee thinks it necessary to inquire about the candidate's credit report, they can decide whether to make such an inquiry. However, if there are no relevant regulations or requirements, generally speaking, the candidates of the industry Committee do not need to provide credit reports.