The difference between disciplinary inspection and supervision is that they have different responsibilities, objects, management methods, and institutional settings.

1. Different responsibilities: Discipline inspection refers to the party’s disciplinary inspection agency. Its main responsibility is to be responsible for the disciplinary supervision of party members and cadres and the handling of disciplinary violations. Supervision refers to the supervision and inspection of the administrative actions of governments at all levels and their departments, public institutions, public institutions, etc., to promote the administration of administrative organs in accordance with the law and ensure the normal operation of administrative work.

2. Different objects: The supervision objects of discipline inspection are mainly party members and cadres, including party committees, discipline inspection commissions, organizational departments, etc. The main objects of supervision are the government and its departments, public institutions, public institutions, etc.

3. Different management methods: Discipline inspection mainly manages party members and cadres through the party’s organizational disciplines and national laws and regulations. Supervision is the daily supervision and inspection of the government and its departments, public institutions, public institutions, etc. through professional supervision agencies or special inspection teams.

4. Different institutional settings: Discipline inspection agencies are mainly the Party’s Discipline Inspection Commission and organizational departments, as well as the National Supervisory Commission. The supervision agency is a professional supervision agency or a special inspection team set up by the relevant national departments.