Legal realization of guild participating food security supervision:reflection based on article 7 of Food Security Law
Tang Hong-miao
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Tang Hong-miao
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The solution of food security problems depends on both the inner self-discipline of producers and sellers and the external supervision on them.The legality and rationality are analyzed of guild participating food security supervision.It is pointed out that guilds has its legitimacy to participate food security supervision as self-regulatory organizations,whose realization of supervision function can complement the insufficiency of government supervision during food security supervision.It is proposed that the authority and responsbility of guild participating food security supervision should be defined by legislation,and the division and restriction of guild autonomy and government function should be coordinated properly.
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The solution of food security problems depends on both the inner self-discipline of producers and sellers and the external supervision on them.The legality and rationality are analyzed of guild participating food security supervision.It is pointed out that guilds has its legitimacy to participate food security supervision as self-regulatory organizations,whose realization of supervision function can complement the insufficiency of government supervision during food security supervision.It is proposed that the authority and responsbility of guild participating food security supervision should be defined by legislation,and the division and restriction of guild autonomy and government function should be coordinated properly.
Key concepts: Guild, Food security, Business, Function (biology), Government (linguistics), Autonomy, Principle of legality, Legitimacy