On the Second-round Reform of Public Emergency Management System in China and Its Legal Problems
Lin Hong-chao
Abstract
Lin Hong-chao
Abstract
After the SARS Event in 2003,a series of reform was adopted towards the public emergency management system in China. Nevertheless,the reform is not thorough that the substantial integration of emergency resources and force is not realized completely,the non—thoroughness and consequence of which is frequently shown in the latest emergencies. Therefore,China’s public emergency management system will face a second—round reform and the issues to be solved will include building an effective multiple emergence management organization system,establishing an integrated emergence management command system to completely break the segmentation situation,and defining the foci of power and responsibility in emergence management to straighten out the longitudinal intergovernmental relation.
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After the SARS Event in 2003,a series of reform was adopted towards the public emergency management system in China. Nevertheless,the reform is not thorough that the substantial integration of emergency resources and force is not realized completely,the non—thoroughness and consequence of which is frequently shown in the latest emergencies. Therefore,China’s public emergency management system will face a second—round reform and the issues to be solved will include building an effective multiple emergence management organization system,establishing an integrated emergence management command system to completely break the segmentation situation,and defining the foci of power and responsibility in emergence management to straighten out the longitudinal intergovernmental relation.
Key concepts: China, Face (sociological concept), Emergency management, Management system, Power (physics), Business, Public administration, Event (particle physics)