The director of the office can be a section chief or a deputy section chief (deputy county level), and most of them are led by deputy county level leaders. Most prefecture-level cities and counties belong to department-level units, and the county party Committee office under its jurisdiction is a department-level unit, so the office director is a department-level unit. The county office is an important department in the county, and the director of the office is generally the standing Committee of the county, which is naturally the deputy county level.

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To be promoted to a rank, a civil servant shall meet the following basic conditions: (1) To be promoted to a first-class inspector, he shall serve as a bureau-level deputy or a second-class inspector for more than 4 years; (two) to be promoted to the second-level inspector, he shall serve as a first-level researcher for more than 4 years; (three) to be promoted to a first-class researcher, he must be the chief or second-class researcher at the county level for more than 3 years; (four) to be promoted to a second-level researcher, he shall serve as a third-level researcher for more than 2 years; (five) to be promoted to the third-level researcher, he must serve as a deputy or fourth-level researcher at the county level for more than 2 years; (six) to be promoted to a fourth-level researcher, he must serve as a first-level chief clerk for more than 2 years; (7) Those who are promoted to the first-level chief clerk shall serve as the chief clerk at the township level or the second-level chief clerk for more than 2 years; (eight) promoted to the second-level chief clerk, shall serve as the third-level chief clerk for more than 2 years; (nine) to be promoted to the third-level chief clerk, he shall serve as a deputy at the township level or a fourth-level chief clerk for more than 2 years; (10) Those who are promoted to the fourth-level chief clerk shall serve as the first-level clerk for more than 2 years; (eleven) to be promoted to a first-class clerk, he shall serve as a second-class clerk for more than 2 years.