What Are Policies and Procedures?
A procedural policy is a policy that dictates how and by whom, for example, procedures. Procedural policies may have substantial impact, for example, the number of votes required to pass a resolution may have different effects on different groups of people.
Procedural policy
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- Chinese name
- Procedural policy
- Foreign name
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- Specifically
- A policy that dictates how and by whom
- Brief introduction
- May have a substantial impact
- A procedural policy is a policy that dictates how and by whom, for example, procedures. Procedural policies may have substantial impact, for example, the number of votes required to pass a resolution may have different effects on different groups of people.
- brief introduction
- Although procedural policies do not produce substantive consequences, they clearly regulate the government's actions and restrict public power by clearly specifying the government's procedures. For example, the "Administrative Licensing Law of the People's Republic of China" is a procedural policy, which clearly specifies the administrative organs for implementing administrative permits, the procedures for implementing administrative permits, the costs of administrative permits, supervision and inspection, and legal liability. [1]