英文摘要 |
Although the principle that “anything not mandated by the law is unpermitted”with regard to state organs seems to be a constitutional one today, it actually originated and developed from the soil of private law. All power of the state belongs to people, which determines that the state organs can only exercise their powers enumerated by the constitution, and the restrictions are firstly and mainly imposed on the legislative organ. Enumeration of state organs and their powers is the basic way to limit power in the constitution. To form a list of state organs and a list of powers in the constitution is a fundamental approach to limit powers. That the state organs and their powers do not go beyond the constitutional lists has always been the practice under the rule-of-law principle in constitutional states. The principle that “anything not mandated by the law is unpermitted” should also be one of the normative standards that Chinese constitution scholars must safeguard. |