What steps do administrative licensing generally include?

The purpose of stipulating the implementation procedure of general administrative license is to standardize the implementation behavior of administrative license. As an effective means of administrative management, the implementation of administrative license is easy to be abused if it is not properly regulated, which will cause losses to the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations. Therefore, the fourth chapter of the Administrative Licensing Law regulates the implementation of administrative licensing from the following aspects. ?

1. Application and acceptance. Application and acceptance refers to the process that the applicant for administrative license applies for administrative license and the administrative organ accepts the application for administrative license. This is a prerequisite for an administrative organ to make an administrative license. Articles 29 to 33 of the Administrative Licensing Law stipulate the application and acceptance procedures of administrative licensing. ?

2. Review and decision. The administrative organ's examination of administrative license is an activity that the administrative organ, after accepting the application for administrative license, examines the application materials for administrative license in accordance with legal procedures and decides whether the license should be issued. The decision of administrative license refers to the activity that the administrative organ makes a decision to approve or disapprove the administrative license after examination. This process is the key link in the implementation of administrative license, and the regulation must be strengthened. Articles 34 to 41 of the Administrative Licensing Law stipulate the procedures for examination and decision. ?

3. time limit. Articles 42 to 45 of the Administrative Licensing Law stipulate the time limit for the implementation of administrative licensing. The determination of the term of administrative license is conducive to improving administrative efficiency and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the administrative counterpart. Belated justice is injustice. In the traditional administrative licensing activities, because there is no well-defined time limit for making administrative licensing, some administrative staff delay doing it on the grounds of "research", which greatly damages the legitimate rights and interests of the administrative counterpart and creates conditions for the breeding of administrative corruption. Therefore, the Administrative Licensing Law clearly stipulates the time limit for administrative licensing in this chapter. ?

4. Hearing. The operation mechanism of modern administrative power aims at realizing the benign interactive relationship between administrative subject and administrative counterpart. The administrative counterpart is no longer the passive recipient of administrative activities, but gradually participates in administrative activities to supervise and restrict administrative power by exercising their own rights. Hearing system is the bridge to realize the interactive relationship between administrative counterpart and administrative subject. The hearing system originated from the ancient principle of natural justice in Britain. The so-called administrative hearing means that before an administrative organ makes an act that affects the rights and interests of the administrative counterpart, it must inform the administrative counterpart of the reasons for its decision and give the counterpart the right to a hearing, so that the counterpart can express his opinions and protect his legitimate rights and interests. Articles 46 to 48 of the Administrative Licensing Law stipulate the hearing system of administrative licensing. ?

5. Change and continuation. After the administrative organ makes an administrative license, the administrative counterpart must apply to the administrative license application organ for change or continuation of related matters for activities beyond the scope of the license or activities beyond the time limit of the administrative license. Articles 49 and 5 of the Administrative Licensing Law have made principled provisions on this issue.