Some Enlightenment to China from the Government Organizational Reform in Britain
Bingxian Liu
Abstract
Bingxian Liu
Abstract
In Britain, a new round of government organizational reform, that is, setting up the executive bodies, has promoted government reform completely. Its experience may give a lot of helpful enlightenment to China that has already joined the WTO. The goal of government organizational reform should be clear and remain the same from beginning to end. The reform should have sufficient preparation in theory, and operate in accordance with the law to prevent from discontinuity or retrogression due to changing hands of government power. The reform in government organization should be taken for breakthrough points, and should be incessant to promote government reform all-around.
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In Britain, a new round of government organizational reform, that is, setting up the executive bodies, has promoted government reform completely. Its experience may give a lot of helpful enlightenment to China that has already joined the WTO. The goal of government organizational reform should be clear and remain the same from beginning to end. The reform should have sufficient preparation in theory, and operate in accordance with the law to prevent from discontinuity or retrogression due to changing hands of government power. The reform in government organization should be taken for breakthrough points, and should be incessant to promote government reform all-around.
Key concepts: Enlightenment, Government (linguistics), China, Power (physics), Public administration, Executive branch, Executive power, Political science