Also on Sound Administrative Accountability System
MU Tian-xiang
Abstract
MU Tian-xiang
Abstract
Administrative accountability refers to the specific subject of accountability at all levels of government and civil servants for the responsibilities and obligations to monitor the situation,and demand it to bear negative results of a system.The establishment of this system has its legitimacy and necessity.Our late start the administrative accountability system,the traditional culture,system design flaws;organizational system of accountability object confusion also difficult to clear;lack of uniform accountability standards and improve the matching system.Should improve the administrative organization under the premise of the law,as soon as possible administrative accountability regulations,and improve the matching system.
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Administrative accountability refers to the specific subject of accountability at all levels of government and civil servants for the responsibilities and obligations to monitor the situation,and demand it to bear negative results of a system.The establishment of this system has its legitimacy and necessity.Our late start the administrative accountability system,the traditional culture,system design flaws;organizational system of accountability object confusion also difficult to clear;lack of uniform accountability standards and improve the matching system.Should improve the administrative organization under the premise of the law,as soon as possible administrative accountability regulations,and improve the matching system.
Key concepts: Accountability, Legitimacy, Premise, Public administration, Administrative law, Business, Government (linguistics), Political science