Shanghai will comprehensively implement mild illegal acts and not administrative penalties in accordance with the law

Xinhua News Agency, Shanghai, August 16th (Reporter Yang Kai and Lan Tianming) Reporters learned from the Shanghai Municipal Government's press conference on the 16th that Shanghai will fully implement mild illegal acts in accordance with the law to reduce administrative penalties in accordance with the law to reduce the economic burden of corporate economic burden, reduce Operating costs and providing clear guidance for grass -roots law enforcement to improve law enforcement efficiency.

Shanghai will be officially implemented in the "Guiding Opinions on Comprehensive Implementation of Mild illegal Acts in accordance with the law" that will be officially implemented from August 20th that illegal behavior harms national security, endangers the lives of the people, health or major property security, and the market economy is harmful to the people. Or the basic order of social operation shall not be included in the list and shall not be punished.

According to reports, the basis for minor violations to impose administrative penalties is the relevant terms of the administrative penalty law. The relevant person in charge of the Shanghai Judiciary Bureau said that it does not mean that any illegal punishment does not mean that any illegal corporate illegal can be faulty, and it does not mean that law enforcement officers can not punish them at will. The non -administrative penalty is only applicable to illegal acts that meet the legal punishment system, and must meet a series of statutory conditions such as the timely correction and minor (or no harmful consequences).

It is reported that in 2019, Shanghai began to carry out mild illegal administrative penalties. The original intention was to solve the problem of "whether slight illegal illegal illegal punishment can be punished and giving enterprises a certain fault tolerance space". In the past three years, Shanghai has launched 14 lists, covering 10 areas such as market supervision, cultural markets, transportation, water, urban management, planning resources, ecological environment, civil defense, fire protection, and meteorological.

[Editor in charge: Ma Junqing]

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