| 英文摘要 |
The development of the market economy and the establishment of governing the country according to law, together with the construction of a unified national market and digital government, as well as economic globalization and regional coordination, have jointly given rise to interregional administrative mutual recognition. The formation of interregional administrative mutual recognition has demonstrated characteristics of evolving from local exploration to central coordination, of international mutual recognition compelling domestic interregional mutual recognition, and of expanding from market circulation to law enforcement supervision and government services. Interregional administrative mutual recognition in turn supports the construction of a unified national market, the fulfillment of commitments made upon accession to the WTO, the construction of digital government, and the advancement of regional coordination. Interregional administrative mutual recognition includes mutual recognition across regions of administrative evidence, administrative acts, and law enforcement standards, and often involves exemption from relevant obligations or sharing of relevant services, embodying the principles of convenience for the people, efficiency, and uniformity. Interregional administrative mutual recognition is not a one-time discretionary choice made arbitrarily by administrative organs; rather, it is interregional courtesy and reciprocity based on the principle of interregional equality, and is an institutional arrangement established through procedures on the foundation of unity under the rule of law. The system of interregional administrative mutual recognition is binding on relevant administrative organs and has received support from the judiciary. |