英文摘要 |
The Mainland China has past the era of no laws. The frequent legislation and amendments were to transform the Mainland China to a modern country. Its legislative activities, like its economic developments, focus on the volume. The legislation principal – better focus on broad outline than details – during the early reforms has completed its scheduled milestone of quickly establishing the legal structure. Faced with more difficult reforms, and more interactions with international environments, the current revision of the Legislation Law should clarify the boundaries between the central and local government, confirm the professional legislation process, work on a bottom-up method, solve the delayed legislation problems, to achieve a delicate quality satisfying the needs. During the early reforms, policies are legislature's guides. The idea of using experience for legislation long affect the legislative model in Mainland China, which means the reformations confirmed by law was actually the successfully experimented reform policies. The legislation was passively reflecting the reform policies. After the Legislation Law Amendments, it should be a new model where legislation leads reforms. The legitimacy and the appropriateness of the process, and the quality and contents of the legislation, should answer and closely fit needs of the society. |