| 英文摘要 |
Do the administrative action stipulated in Article 1 of the Administrative Appeal Law and Article 4, Paragraph 1 of the Administrative Litigation Law includes the fictitious administrative action (as “faa” in following)? If the application case is subject to a hearing process according to law, will it be different? Will it be different if the hearing procedure has been held before or after the “faa”? I believe that whether an “faa” is a fictitious approval or a fictitious rejection, it may become the procedural subject of appeals and administrative litigations, and the existence of the counterparty or interested party’s right to sue, as well as the status and type of relief in the relevant procedures, will also be different. Who is the agency responsible for formulating the “faa”, what is the starting point of its establishment and effectiveness, and can the relevant agency be abolished ex officio or revoked or changed ex officio or during litigation procedures? What is the duration of the “faa”? Can the “faa” be replaced due to a late administrative action for bein be made for that application? How to confirm whether the “faa” is established and effective? The legislation of Article 42a of the German Federal Administrative Procedure Act (VwVfG) seems to be a reference for our country’s relevant legal system, especially whether to add general provisions to the Administrative Procedure Act. Finally, what is worth noting in terms of legislative policy and administrative practice is that in addition to trying to prevent unscrupulous civil servants from deliberately letting the application case be overdue in order to benefit special applicants, which constitutes a fabricated approval, the applicant may also take advantage of the serious shortage of manpower in the agency to submit an application with a mentality and method that violates the principle of good faith, in order to seek to obtain fabricated approval, and we must take precautions! |