The Significance and Conditions of Developing the Unified Administrative Procedure Code in China
Situ Su-rong
Abstract
Situ Su-rong
Abstract
The construction of legal government and the realization of administration according to the law depend on the premise of the Unified Administrative Procedure Code.The development of the Unified Administrative Procedure Code is conducive to promoting the development of democracy and rule of law in China and a necessary requirement for further improving the socialist market economic system.It can improve legislation of the administrative procedures,saving the cost of legislation and raise the awareness of administrative procedures of the Chinese.According to the theoretical basis,constitutional basis and practical preparations,the conditions for our country to develop the Unified Administrative Procedure Code have been met.
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The construction of legal government and the realization of administration according to the law depend on the premise of the Unified Administrative Procedure Code.The development of the Unified Administrative Procedure Code is conducive to promoting the development of democracy and rule of law in China and a necessary requirement for further improving the socialist market economic system.It can improve legislation of the administrative procedures,saving the cost of legislation and raise the awareness of administrative procedures of the Chinese.According to the theoretical basis,constitutional basis and practical preparations,the conditions for our country to develop the Unified Administrative Procedure Code have been met.
Key concepts: Legislation, Premise, China, Administrative law, Code (set theory), Government (linguistics), Democracy, Rule of law