On Compulsory Administrative Set Right

Chief executive mandatory legal system is an important system component. Chief mandatory administrative acts as a content protection system, on the one hand, to ensure the continued administrative activities, effective, on the other hand, compulsory if improperly used, it is very easy to influence relative to the legitimate rights and interests. Administrative Enforcement and the spirit of modern democracy, the rule of law and human rights protection principles are closely related. This certainly calls for the public and personal interests to be the contradiction between the scientific balance and coordination.To change the current compulsory system of both chaos and soft conditions, the rule of law, building a socialist country ruled by law, NPC Standing Committee on December 24, 2005 was first considered in the "PRC Administrative Enforcement Act" (Grass case). Either administrative or legal code of academic circles the draft an important part—the right to set mandatory administrative (including the Chief compulsory measures and administrative set enforceable right to set) of the dispute. Which are more controversial is whether to give local laws setting mandatory administrative and executive power to enforce the right to a reasonable allocation. In this paper the author's views.This paper is divided into four chapters. The first chapter from the administrative compulsory basic concepts, analyze the compulsory legal basis, Note administrative mandatory set of legal origin.The second chapter focuses on Germany, France, Britain, Japan, the world's major countries, the Chief Administrative Law set mandatory administrative system and the enforcement of the three main mode on the mandatory administrative legislation learn.Chapter 3 analyzes the compulsory measures set and administrative enforcement of the right set of issues.Chapter IV sets out the standards of China's administrative compulsory set of principles and improve our administrative coercive power setting of the proposed legislation...