英文摘要 |
Different from the multi-level organizational legal reservation adopted by the Constitution, Article 8(2)of the Legislation Law has all implemented legal reservations for the creation, organization, and powers of people’s congresses, governments, courts, and procuratorates at all levels. The inconsistency between the Legislative Law and the Constitution shows that organizational legal reservations need to be coordinated with constitutional reservations, administrative reservations, and judicial reservations to reasonably define the scope of organizational legal reservations. First, the creation of the highest state organs should be subject to constitutional reservations. Second, the current constitution reserves the powers of the National People’s Congress, its Standing Committee, and the State Council. Based on its position as a legal supervision agency, the procuratorial organs implement both constitutional and legal reservations. Finally, the organization in China law tend to internal organizations, but internal organizations belong to the category of the organizational power of various state organs. Except for the legislature, it is unrealistic for other state organs to adopt legal reservations for internal organizations. |