英文摘要 |
The development of public services in the digital age is characterized by the digital transformation of public services and the innovation of new digital public services. Both aspects contribute to the shift of digital government functions from order administration to service administration, highlighting the urgency of constructing public service administrative law. This law is based on principles such as the unity of rights and obligations, the establishment of institutional boundaries for power, the coordination of legitimacy and effectiveness, and procedural safeguards for service rights. These principles aim to promote distributive justice, order construction, service orientation, and dynamic regulation in service provision. Cooperative governance in technological innovation and application, along with integration into high-quality development patterns, push forward the standardization of services, laying the groundwork for the governance context and framework of public service administrative law. The basic principles of public service administrative law should follow a parallel path of maintaining the status quo and innovating. This involves building basic laws and making specific provisions for digital issues, coordinating digital legislation in various public service areas as a main approach to its system construction. The integration and application of public law with private law, formal norms with informal norms, aim to expand the regulatory system comprehensively. By clarifying service scope, subject functions, innovation boundaries, system planning, and accountability mechanisms, it’s possible to address the institutional dilemmas of digital service provision. This is conducive to outlining the institutional landscape of administrative law construction in public service in the digital age. |