英文摘要 |
Based on comparative analysis of the legislation of the Mainland and Macao on public security technology, it is found there exists significant differences in their legislative approaches concerning protecting the privacy of citizens. The Macao legislation adopts specific and operable provisions for protecting the right of privacy, which is 'the rights protection' legislative approach, to enforce the citizen rights. While the Mainland local legislation, which is 'the administration' legislative approach, has a strong administrative feature and protects citizens' privacy by strengthening administrative supervision. Concerning the problems in the Mainland local legislation, including 'emphasizing obtaining administrative power, while neglecting the limits of administrative power and the protection of citizen rights', and the lack of specific and operable provisions in terms of rights protection, this article suggests that, firstly, local legislation should be improved from 'the administration' approach to 'the rights protection' approach. Secondly, it should pay more attention to rights protection, scientifically and rationally define authorities, and specify rights, responsibilities and restrictions. Finally, it should improve the structure and language of legislation, enhance its operability, and effectively enforce the citizen rights. |