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From Authority Legislation to Delegated Legislation

Tao Zhang

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Abstract

In Western countries, administrative legislation is a kind of delegated legislation; but in our country, administrative legislation is a kind of authority legislation. However, we can find, delegated legislation has its basis in our constitution. And also, the transformation from authority legislation to delegated legislation is necessary and feasible.

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In Western countries, administrative legislation is a kind of delegated legislation; but in our country, administrative legislation is a kind of authority legislation. However, we can find, delegated legislation has its basis in our constitution. And also, the transformation from authority legislation to delegated legislation is necessary and feasible.

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In Western countries, administrative legislation is a kind of delegated legislation; but in our country, administrative legislation is a kind of authority legislation. However, we can find, delegated legislation has its basis in our constitution. And also, the transformation from authority legislation to delegated legislation is necessary and feasible.

Key concepts: Legislation, Constitution, Delegated authority, Business, Law, Public administration, Political science, Traditional authority

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