| 英文摘要 |
From the perspective of public law, legislative science is never a topic in the research field of public law. As a result, there has been insufficient research on legislative science based on the administrative law or the Constitution of the R.O.C. This paper has referred to the results of the research on legislative science conducted in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, intending to start with the most fundamental concept, research scope, and function of the legislative science to thoroughly analyze the four topics that should have been researched in the field of legislative science: Legislative procedures, legislation techniques, assessment of legislative impact, and basic principles of legislation (including both written and unwritten basic principles). With the in-depth analysis supported by substantial case studies, this paper seeks to not only establish the research scope for legislative science in the R.O.C., but also make people well aware that the research on legislative science is cross-disciplinary and closely connected with the research on new administrative law conducted in Germany. The research on legislative science will be greatly beneficial to the “lawbased administration” and “trial by law” systems domestically.
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