Both township and county agencies can control village cadres who violate laws and disciplines. For village cadres who violate laws and disciplines, they can directly report the situation to the township or county Commission for Discipline Inspection. The Township Commission for Discipline Inspection or the County Commission for Discipline Inspection must handle reports and reports in accordance with relevant regulations. If it constitutes a crime, the case may be reported to the public security organ or procuratorate.
Where to report village leaders' violations of laws and disciplines
To report village leaders' violations of laws and disciplines to the township or county Commission for Discipline Inspection, there must be conclusive evidence. No department will handle the report without evidence and based on speculation. As long as you have conclusive evidence and report to the township or county discipline inspection commission, it will definitely be accepted.
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Legal basis: Article 15 of the Supervision Law of the People's Republic of China
Supervisory agencies shall supervise the following public officials and relevant personnel:
(1) China ****, the organs of the People's Congress and its Standing Committee, the people's governments at all levels, supervisory committees, people's courts, and people's procuratorates, the organs of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, the organs of all democratic parties, and the organs of all industrial and commercial parties. Committee agencies, agencies of democratic parties, agencies of the Federation of Industry and Commerce, and personnel managed with reference to the Civil Servant Law of the People's Republic of China; (2) Authorized by laws and regulations or entrusted by state agencies to manage public affairs in accordance with the law , when authorized by laws and regulations or entrusted by state agencies to manage public facilities in accordance with the law; when authorized by laws, regulations or entrusted by state agencies to manage public facilities in accordance with the law; ****, persons who are authorized by laws and regulations or entrusted by state agencies to manage public facilities in accordance with the law; persons who are authorized by laws, regulations or entrusted by state agencies to manage public facilities in accordance with the law and engage in official duties;
(3) Managers of state-owned enterprises;
(4) Personnel engaged in management work in public education, scientific research, culture, medical and health, sports and other units;
( 5) Personnel engaged in management work in grassroots mass autonomous organizations;
(6) Other personnel performing official duties in accordance with the law.