What are the roles of the inner party and the outer party in Orwell's novel 1984?

As was
mentioned in the previous post, the Inner Party is the highest social class in Oceania. The
Inner Party is an enigmatic group of privileged individuals who manage and control Oceania's
society. They function as the final authority concerning the orthodoxy of Party members, control
the state-run media, and approve the work of Outer Party members in various
ministries.

does not go into detail about the lives of Inner Party members
but does give the reader a glimpse into their world whenandvisit . The Inner Party members are
still subjected to a rather laborious lifestyle, but they enjoy luxuries. O'Brien has access to
quality goods and is able to turn off the telescreen for a short time. Inner Party members
appear to have more privacy and freedom, but even that is limited.

The Outer
Party consists of relatively intelligent individuals who do most of the work for the government.
They are employed in the various ministries throughout Oceania and have a censored, difficult
life. Many of the characters throughout the novel are members of the Outer Party. Winston and
Julia both work in different departments of the Ministry of Truth. Outer Party members are
expected to work long hours and attend community functions that exalt Big Brother. They are
under constant surveillance, and their lives are essentially miserable. Although they are
considered above the proles, the Outer Party members share an austere existence under the
constant watch of the Inner Party.