Based on the above responsibilities, the Provincial Radio, Film and Television Bureau has 8 internal agencies:

(1) Office (Exchange and Cooperation Office).

Responsible for the daily work of the agency such as documents, conference affairs, confidentiality, supervision, and archives; responsible for information, security, confidentiality, letters and visits, government affairs disclosure, e-government, comprehensive coordination, etc.; handling National People's Congress bills, recommendations and Proposals to the CPPCC; guide institutional reform and mechanism innovation in the field of radio, film and television; carry out external exchanges and cooperation in radio, film and television; formulate development plans for radio, film and television undertakings and industries, draft relevant local laws and regulations; undertake administrative reconsideration, Administrative response work.

(2) Publicity Management Office.

Guide and coordinate major publicity tasks, guide and supervise radio and television publicity and broadcast work; review the broadcast of theoretical documentaries and documentaries; undertake the broadcast of overseas film and television dramas in the province, and the participation of overseas personnel in provincial radio and film Review and approve TV program production business; supervise the launch of overseas TV channels; review the scope of radio and television programs; undertake the review and approval of mass participation radio and television programs; supervise and guide the evaluation of government awards for radio and television programs; organize and implement the external publicity of radio and television in the province Work and supervise major radio and television exchanges and trading activities.

(3) Social Management Office.

Supervise radio and television production institutions and information network audio-visual program service institutions and implement access and exit management; undertake the production and distribution of TV series (TV cartoons) and information network audio-visual programs (including IP TV, Internet radio TV, mobile phone audio-visual programs), and video-on-demand programs in hotels and restaurants; undertake the review, approval and supervision of the installation and use of satellite broadcasting ground receiving facilities; supervise the broadcast of radio and television advertisements and the broadcast of audio-visual programs on public audio-visual carriers.

(4) Film Management Office.

Guide and supervise film production, distribution and screening work; undertake the review work of film production, distribution and theater unit establishment and cancellation; review film production and public screening licenses; guide and organize the implementation of rural films Projects and other major film projects; undertake the collection and management of special film funds.

(5) Science and Technology Business Office.

Organize and promote the construction of key public service projects such as village-to-village access to radio and television; undertake the review of the establishment and cancellation of radio and television broadcasting institutions; review the radio and television program transmission business; undertake cable radio and television projects Approval of design (installation) business; review of cable network video on demand business, supervision of cable digital paid channel business; preparation of radio and television dedicated frequency band planning; organization of the development and appraisal of radio and television system technology projects; guidance and supervision of the safe broadcast of radio, film and television systems , technical support work.

(6) Planning and Finance Department.

Guide and supervise the radio, film and television industry market; coordinate and manage the construction funds of key radio, film and television public service projects; manage administrative, business funds and special funds, and be responsible for the management of state-owned assets of agencies and directly affiliated units. and financial work; undertake statistical work for the radio, film and television system.

(7) Personnel Department (co-located with the Retired Personnel Service).

Responsible for the personnel management, organizational establishment, education and training, labor wages, professional and technical position evaluation and other work of the agency and direct-affiliated units; review the professional qualifications of editors, reporters, announcers, and hosts in this system; responsible for the agency and guide the retired personnel service work of directly affiliated units.

(8) Supervision Office (co-located with the Discipline Inspection Team and the Office of the Party Committee of the directly affiliated agency, with the addition of the Security Office brand).

Responsible for the disciplinary inspection, supervision, party-mass, family planning and auditing work of the agencies and direct-affiliated units; responsible for the security and fire-fighting work of the agencies and direct-affiliated units, coordinating the safety and security of the radio, film and television systems; formulating radio broadcast plans Film and television safety management rules and regulations, as well as the handling and emergency plans for major public security and fire emergencies.