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Innovation on Mechanism of Party-Committee-Led Local Legislative Work
Abstract
Innovation on mechanism of Party-Committee-led local legislative work is the basic requirement for strengthening the Party’s leadership in the legislative work and advancing local legislative work. It needs to focus on the basic principles followed by the Party Committee’s leadership in legislative work, the way the Party Committees lead the legislative work, the way the innovation takes, and so on. The establishment and improvement of the mechanism need to be carried out in terms of the convergence mechanism of the Party Committee’s and legislative decision-making and the important legislative request reporting mechanism.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/10419
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