| 英文摘要 |
Government policy is the government’s plan to achieve a certain goal. The legal effect of a notice differs from the form of conduct to which administrative law pertains. The policy announcements for the second-tier financial reform and financial institution consolidation policies are in fact subordinate to the management of public shares based on the “management and disposition rules of public shares”. It is not an imperative, bill-type plan; it is not a legal, statutory order, self-government regulation, or administrative injunction in terms of legal nature. Its properties are much closer to the inductive plan and even the explanatory plan. Summing up to this announcement, it has only internal (organizational law) effectiveness and has no external effect, and it is not an administrative law commitment. Moreover, in the dual system of public-private law, it should be only evaluated in the public law, and it should not be repeatedly evaluated in the civil law. Even if considered having civil law significance, it is not an offer for a reward advertisement. It is impossible to establish a contract by rewarding advertisements. |
