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按照相关法律法规,村委会应由村民选举产生。但胜利村所在的街道为了顺利征地,街道党工委直接任命村委会。对街道党工委直接任命村委会,你的看法是(    )

A.可以直接任命,因为村委会是乡(镇)政府的执行机构

B.不可以直接任命,因为村委会是村民政治参与的重要途径

C.不可以直接任命,因为村委会是基层群众性自治组织

D.可以直接任命,因为村委会是我国人民当家作主的 * * 组织形式

答案

答案:C

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