Administrative Decision:from the Perspective of Administrative Law
LI Ying-chun
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LI Ying-chun
Abstract
Generally, administrative decision, which is characterized in subject, target, object and responsibility, is in the fields of the Science of Administration in our country. Administrative decision is different in connotation and denotation from law and policy. Administrative decision should be put under the control of administrative law and be brought into the study of administrative law, because to make an administrative decision substantially is the exertion of public power, influencing directly on the rights and obligations of the public. Based on its multiformity, administrative decision that can be classified into administrative act could be regulated with administrative law. As to these that can not be classified as administrative act, they will be controlled by policy and procedure.
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Generally, administrative decision, which is characterized in subject, target, object and responsibility, is in the fields of the Science of Administration in our country. Administrative decision is different in connotation and denotation from law and policy. Administrative decision should be put under the control of administrative law and be brought into the study of administrative law, because to make an administrative decision substantially is the exertion of public power, influencing directly on the rights and obligations of the public. Based on its multiformity, administrative decision that can be classified into administrative act could be regulated with administrative law. As to these that can not be classified as administrative act, they will be controlled by policy and procedure.
Key concepts: Administrative law, Connotation, Denotation (semiotics), Administration (probate law), Law, Public administration, Public law, Perspective (graphical)