The relatives of the political examiner include three generations, mainly the direct relatives within three generations of the applicant, including grandparents, grandparents, uncles, aunts, uncles, aunts, uncles, etc.

Generally, close relatives within two generations are reviewed (currently, political review generally does not require three generations, that is, grandparents are not required. Close relatives of two generations specifically include parents, brothers and sisters, spouses, etc.). If you are applying for a special position, such as police, prison and other related positions, you will need documents proving that close relatives within three generations have no criminal records.

Political review standards

Anyone found to have any of the following conditions during the recruitment assessment will be deemed to have failed the assessment:

1. The Party’s line, principles and policies Those who have acted in conflict with the laws of the country;

2. Those who have been criminally punished;

3. Those who have been subject to administrative sanctions but have not been lifted; those who have been subject to intra-party warnings or serious warnings have not expired One year, and less than two years after being punished by removal from party positions or above;

4. Those who engage in illegal activities such as gangsterism, theft, corruption, gambling, fraud, etc.;

5. Organization Having lax discipline and often violating the rules and regulations of the unit;

6. Accumulating sick leave for more than two months in one year;

7. Having children beyond the planned limit;

8. If there are other problems that make it inappropriate to work in the agency.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Political Review