Ordinary government workers do not need to report to the Commission for Discipline Inspection for the record when they get married and hold a wedding banquet. They only need to fill in the record form in the personnel department of their unit, instead of reporting to the Commission for Discipline Inspection, and just follow the procedures prescribed by law. Marriage with ordinary people does not require political review, and work in important state secret departments such as the nuclear industry must be reported to the unit.

Legal analysis

The general staff of government agencies do not need to report to the Commission for Discipline Inspection for organizing wedding banquets, but the relevant laws have a certain number of tables for the organization to organize wedding banquets: weddings, funerals, weddings and other festive matters are not allowed. Generally, the number of wedding banquets does not exceed 200 (limited to 20 tables). If both parties jointly hold a wedding banquet in the same city, the number of banquet banquets does not exceed 300 (limited to 30 tables). The scale of funeral should be strictly controlled. Except for weddings and funerals, it is forbidden to invite and accept relatives (immediate family members, collateral relatives within three generations and close in-laws, the same below) to participate in other festive matters in any way. It is not allowed to accept or accept in disguised form gifts and valuable gifts from any unit or personnel other than relatives. It is forbidden for any unit or individual to pay the operating expenses that should be borne by himself. Party and state functionaries shall report to the discipline inspection and supervision organ (institution) or the unit at the same level 10 working days before the wedding, explaining the matters, time, place, number of invitees and scope of the wedding. And promised to abide by relevant disciplines and report the compliance within 65,438+00 working days afterwards.

legal ground

Article 5 of the Regulations on Marriage Registration When applying for marriage registration, mainland residents shall produce the following documents and supporting materials: (1) their household registration book and identity card; (2) A signed statement that I have no spouse and no direct blood relationship with the other party and collateral blood relationship within three generations. Hong Kong residents, Macao residents and Taiwan Province residents shall produce the following documents and supporting materials when registering for marriage: (1) their valid passes and identity cards; (2) A statement notarized by the notary office of the place of residence that I have no spouse and no lineal blood relationship with the other party and collateral blood relationship within three generations. Overseas Chinese who apply for marriage registration shall present the following documents and supporting materials: (1) their valid passports; (2) A certificate issued by the notary office or competent authority of the host country and certified by the Chinese people's * * and China's embassy (consulate) in that country that I have no spouse and no lineal blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations, or a certificate issued by the Chinese people's * * and China's embassy (consulate) in that country that I have no spouse and collateral blood relatives within three generations. Foreigners who register for marriage shall present the following documents and supporting materials: (1) their valid passports or other valid international travel documents; (2) A certificate issued by the notary office or competent authority of the host country and certified by the people of China and the embassy (consulate) of China in that country or the embassy (consulate) of China in that country that I have no spouse, or a certificate issued by the embassy (consulate) of China in that country that I have no spouse.