Abstract:

Since the 18th National Congress, the CPPCC has undergone great changes, but the phenomenon of “annual members, quarterly standing committees, and monthly chairmen” still exists. This paper takes the “micro-proposals” of the CPPCC in H province as a case to discuss the relationship between responsiveness and CPPCC members’ sense of political efficacy, and the role of relevant institutions in this regard. Positive responses from within the CPPCC organization, the government, and the people enhance CPPCC members’ political efficacy and stimulate their willingness to participate. This study enriches the theory of responsiveness and helps the CPPCC further deepen its reform and translate its institutional advantages into national governance effectiveness.

Key words: CPPCC, intra-organizational responsiveness, government responsiveness, responsiveness of the represented, sense of political efficacy