一位省级人民武装学校的校长在谈到人武学校毕业学员“分配难”问题时指出:现在一些县(市、区)人武部的成员太新,不会主动向当地党政领导和组织、人事部门做工作,说不上话,把人武学校毕业学员完全推给地方人事部门去随意处理,不管不问。这是那些地区的人武学校毕业学员得不到及时分配和优先录用的症结所在。这位校长的话可谓一针见血,既道明了人武学校毕业学员分配难的一个重要原因,也说明了军事机关能否履行好自己的职责,对于能否贯彻落实好24号文件精神,至关重要。 When talking about the issue of “difficult allocation” for graduating students from armed and opposition schools, the principal of a provincial armed forces school pointed out: Nowadays some members of the armed forces departments of counties (cities and districts) are too new to take the initiative to report to local party and government leaders and organizations Personnel department to do their work, to put it mildly, the people who graduated from military schools completely pushed to the local personnel departments to deal with whatever, regardless of. This is the crux of the problem that the graduating students of the People-Wu School in those areas can not be allocated timely and given priority. The principals’ words can be described as sharp-cut, which not only shows the important reason why assignment of graduates from military and civilian schools is difficult, but also shows whether the military organs can fulfill their duties and is crucial to whether or not the 24th document can be implemented.