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简述我国公务员制度中 “党管干部 ’’ 原则的主要内涵。

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(1)公务员制度的各项规定应根据党的于部工作方针与政策制定。

(2)公务员中各级机关领导成员由各级党委考察推荐,依法由各级国家权力机关选举或任命,而且其中的共产党员由各级党委负责监督。

(3)对于不是机关领导成员但担任重要职务的公务员,党委也可以根据工作需要进行直接管理与监督。

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