Legislative Authorization Research

Author: Chen Boli
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: This book aims to explain the theoretical and practical principles that China's authorized legislation should follow by using a comparative research method and conducting a comparative analysis of the authorized legislation systems, theories, and practices of major countries. Based on a comparative analysis of the authorized legislation systems, theories, and practices of major countries, the book elaborates on the theoretical and practical principles that China's authorized legislation should adhere to. The book is divided into eight chapters. The first chapter provides a general discussion on the basic issues of authorized legislation. Regarding the concept of authorized legislation, the author argues that when defining the concept of authorized legislation, the scope of the authorized and authorized agencies should not be understood too narrowly. Theoretically, the scope of the legislative authorities and authorized agencies should not be understood too narrowly. The second chapter introduces and analyzes the historical development and reasons for authorized legislation in major countries. After reviewing the emergence of authorized legislation in various countries, the author introduces the reasons for its development, concluding that in the face of today's complex society, authorized legislation has its value. The third chapter analyzes the scope of authorized and authorized agencies. The fourth chapter analyzes the formulation of legislative provisions and special authorized legislation. The fifth chapter analyzes the issue of authorized matters. The sixth chapter analyzes the principles and techniques of authorized legislation. The seventh chapter analyzes the theories and practices of judicial control in major countries. The eighth chapter analyzes the issue of legislative supervision and control.