What is the principle of administrative information disclosure?

The principle of administrative openness means that all administrative actions should be made public except those that should be kept confidential according to law. This is a basic principle of administrative law that has developed rapidly and popularized since the middle of the 20th century. Reflected in the slogans of "open government", "open administration", "freedom of information", "sunshine government" and "improving the transparency of government behavior", many countries have successively formulated corresponding laws and regulations. The specific requirements of administrative openness include: (1) openness of administrative legislation and administrative policies; (2) whether the administrative law enforcement behavior is open; (3) The publicity of administrative rulings and administrative reconsideration; (4) administrative information and intelligence disclosure. Article 4 of the Administrative Punishment Law stipulates that administrative punishment follows the principle of fairness and openness. The establishment and implementation of administrative punishment must be based on facts, which are equivalent to the facts, nature, circumstances and social harm of illegal acts. Provisions on administrative penalties for illegal acts must be published; Without publication, it shall not be used as the basis for administrative punishment.