英文摘要 |
In recent years, some scholars have advocated that purpose legitimacy should be added as the first sub-principle of the proportionality principle. Since purpose legitimacy has already been included in the reasonable principle and the principle of good faith, the proposal is tantamount to unnecessary conflation of different principles. Within the scope of administrative law, it is not appropriate to classify purpose legitimacy of administrative purposes into the principle of proportionality based on the need of functional differentiation between power abuse and obvious inappropriateness, and also on the functional attribute of the judgment of purpose legitimacy. Because of the significant advantage of proportionality in protecting human rights, common law countries, including the United Kingdom, have gradually abandoned the reasonable principle and adopted the principle of proportionality alternatively. Since the principle of proportionality was introduced to China, it has become an inevitable trend to replace the principle of reasonability with the principle of proportionality as to better protect the rights of citizens. In this case, it is better to reserve the legitimate purpose to the principle of good faith. The practices of courts in China basically attest to the above proposition. |