Thoughts On Several Issues Concerning China's Supervision System Reform

The reform of the supervision system is a major political decision made by the central authorities based on the new situation and new demands facing the current anti-corruption work.It is the top design and major political reform of the state supervision system.The Decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on the Pilot Project of Reforming the State Supervision System in Beijing,Shanxi Province and Zhejiang Province,adopted by the Twenty-fifth Session of the Standing Committee of the 12 th National People's Congress,formally authorized the party's authority.At present,Beijing,Shanxi and Zhejiang three pilot reform is being carried out in an orderly manner,three provincial-level supervisory committees have been established,the city and county-level supervision committee is also being established.According to the central deployment,the State Supervision Law will be formally introduced in 2018,the National Commission will also be formally established in 2018.Based on the monitoring measures of the monitoring system which has been clearly formulated by the central authorities,this paper has considered some of the key issues in the process of reforming the supervision system from two perspectives of power expansion and power control.In terms of power protection,the author believes that a number of measures should be taken to ensure the effective implementation of the powers of the Commission and to effectively increase the intensity and effect of anti-corruption.For example,the constitutional status of the Commission should be established as soon as possible and the monitoring of the two sides The Commission's organizational structure,the precise definition of the powers of the Commission's investigation and disposal,the expansion of the jurisdiction of the Commission,and so on.On the other hand,at the same time as the power of the Commission should expand,it should also make efforts to protect human rights and power Strictly regulate the application of the measures of the Commission to allow the solicitors to intervene in the Commission to investigate and ensure the protection of the rights of the interested parties to protect the channels of relief and to strengthen the supervision and supervision of the Commission and other measures to prevent the Commission to become a "super-agency" to effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of the object of monitoring.