Core Points - The draft amendment to the Villagers' Committee Organization Law aims to enhance grassroots governance effectiveness and promote modernization of the governance system [1][2] - The amendment includes provisions for the composition and responsibilities of the villagers' committee, allowing for cross-appointment between committee members and party organization leaders, while implementing a relative avoidance rule for committee members [1] - The amendment specifies the election process for villagers' committees, including rules for the election committee and provisions to allow non-resident individuals with village work experience to participate in elections [1][2] Group 1 - The draft amendment consists of 7 chapters and 50 articles, focusing on strengthening villagers' autonomy in grassroots governance [1] - It establishes guidelines for the formation of sub-committees within the villagers' committee, including women's and children's work committees [1] - The amendment mandates that villagers' meetings must be held at least once a year and outlines the decision-making powers of these meetings regarding village planning and construction [2] Group 2 - A dedicated chapter on the support for villagers' committee work clarifies funding and remuneration standards, which will be determined by county-level governments [2] - It stipulates that collective economic income should be allocated for public affairs, public welfare projects, and operational support for the villagers' committee [2] - The amendment requires township governments to provide necessary funding and conditions to assist villagers' committees in their work [2]