Article 2 refers to administrative powers as described in the present approach, which are made by the executive body or by law, legislation authorizing the organization (hereinafter referred to as the executive organ) by law, affecting the rights, obligations of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, including administrative licences, administrative sanctions, administrative coercive measures, administrative enforcement, administrative recognition, administrative payments, administrative awards, administrative incentives, administrative fees, administrative oversight inspections and other administrative powers.

Article 3 governs oversight of the creation and operation of administrative power at all levels within the administrative sphere of the self-government.

Article IV governs the management of administrative authority by sub-groups of people at all levels, with specific work being carried out by the rule of law institutions at all levels of the people's Government, with the corresponding collaboration and assistance of executive organs at all levels within their respective mandates.

Article 5 provides for the creation and operation of administrative powers to carry out a dynamic monitoring management system, along with the establishment of popular recommendations, complaints and reporting systems.

Article 6

The list of administrative power should clarify the name of the project of executive power, the basis for the creation and the implementation of the institution.

The creation of administrative powers in the list of administrative powers must be in compliance with the provisions of the law. In addition to the non-derogability of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations or the increased administrative power of their obligations may be granted by normative documents, the creation of other administrative powers must be based on laws, regulations or regulations.

In one of the following cases, the executive branch shall adjust the executive authority of the organ.

(i) New laws, regulations, regulations and regulations require adjustments;

(ii) Amendments based on laws, regulations, regulations or regulations;

(iii) Implementation of institutional reform by executive organs leading to changes in law enforcement or law enforcement functions;

(iv) Other cases where adjustments are required.

Article 9.

In applying for the restructuring of administrative authority, the executive branch shall submit the administrative content of the adjustments, the basis for the creation, the enforcement body, the operating procedures.

The Government's rule of law institutions should publish, in a timely manner, the list of administrative power after the adjustment is made to the society, in accordance with the legitimacy review and with the consent of the Government.

Article 10

Article 11. The executive organs shall exercise administrative authority in accordance with the law, respect the statutory period or the commitment period and provide efficient and quality services for citizens, legal persons and other organizations.

Article 12, in addition to the provisions of the law, an internal body of the executive body or a dispatch agency shall make administrative decisions in the name of the administrative organ under its responsibility and shall be subject to legal responsibility.

Article 13 organizations that are mandated by law, legislation and regulations to administer the functions of public affairs and, within the framework of the statutory mandate, exercise administrative authority in their own name and assume the corresponding legal responsibility.

Article 14. The executive body may entrust the executive branch or the organization having the functions of the conduct of public affairs, in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations, regulations and regulations, with the result that the legal responsibility is assumed by the executive organs exercising the delegated authority.

The executive organs that exercise the delegated authority should inform the society of the content of the entrusted subject and the administrative authority entrusted to it, as well as report back to the Government's rule of law institutions and provide guidance and oversight on the administrative authority exercised by the entrusted subject.

Article 15. Administrative power disputes arise between the executive branch and are resolved in consultation with the parties of the dispute, without consultation, and reported to the Government of the current people.

Article 16 concerns the executive power of a number of government departments, which may be led by the main departments and other relevant sectors. There was no objection to the implementation of administrative authority, which was dealt with in consultation with all sectors, and the consultations were not conducted by the lead department to identify and make recommendations on the views, rationales and basis of the relevant sectors.

Article 17 staff members of the executive branch are in one of the following cases when exercising administrative authority, and they should apply for evasion; they are not asked for evading, and the administrative organs should instruct them to avoid.

(i) In relation to the personal stake;

(ii) In relation to the personal relationship of close relatives;

(iii) Other possible impacts on the just implementation of administrative authority.

Article 18 In the exercise of administrative authority, the administrative organs should improve the volume of the case and establish electronic archives.

The Government of the people at all levels of Article 19 should register administrative offences committed by the executive branch at this level and be made public in due course.

Article 20 is entitled to access the administrative power file relating to their own interests. The executive branch should provide the necessary conditions for refusing to reject any grounds, in addition to matters involving State secret, commercial secret and personal privacy.

Article 21, citizens, legal persons and other organizations consider that administrative authorities are in breach of administrative authority and violate the relative interests of the administration, which can lodge complaints, reports to the supervisory organs.

The supervisory bodies should make public the form of receipt of complaints, reporting of institutions and contacts.

The supervisory authority is responsible for investigating public complaints, reporting and administrative violations of media exposure, taking decisions within 60 days of law and informing the complainant, the reporting person.

Article 22 provides that the executive organs at all levels, because of their intentional or significant failure to violate the provisions of this approach, are one of the following cases, which are redirected by the supervisory authority's order and are not rectified, criticizing the administrative organ and, in a serious case, administrative disposition of the competent and other direct responsibilities that are directly responsible.

(i) The list of administrative power does not provide for the timely submission of the present Government's rule of law institutions;

(ii) The creation of administrative power has changed, and the executive branch has been subject to the application for adjustments, which are submitted by citizens, legal persons and other organizations or reviewed by the supervisory authority;

(iii) The extension, downsizing and waiver of the exercise of administrative authority by executive organs;

(iv) The exercise of administrative authority by a statutory executive subject;

(v) Execution of administrative commission and administrative authorization in violation;

(vi) Staff members of the executive organs should avoiding the exercise of administrative authority;

(vii) In the course of the exercise of administrative authority, the administrative organs have not improved the files or refused to make public information available to the administrative relative;

(viii) Other violations of this approach.

Article 23 imposes administrative liability in accordance with the law by the executive body for the damage caused by the acts described above against the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations.

When the administrative body fulfils its obligation to pay compensation, it shall be responsible for the payment of the corresponding compensation costs to the staff of the administrative organs who are deliberately or have suffered significant negligence, the organizations entrusted.

Article 24 governs the exercise of administrative authority other than the list of administrative powers, and the supervision of the administration shall be determined by law that the administrative act is in breach of the law and shall be responsible for the administrative organ's removal of the administrative act; the violation of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations has resulted in the loss of liability under the law of the executive branch.

The supervisory authority should inform the executive organs in the former cases and give administrative treatment to the competent and other direct responsibilities that are directly responsible.

Article 25