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“领导干部的法律知识有多少?法律观念究竟有多深?依法办事的能力到底有多强?”围绕这三个方面的问题,河北省委党校课题组对华北地区某省的34名地厅级干部、59名县处级干部和158名科局级干部进行了问卷调查(据《政府法制》)。在调查中,令人惊异的是竟有27%的领导干部没有系统学过作为国家根本大法的《宪法》,系统学过《行政诉讼法》、《行政处罚法》的不足一半;学过《国家赔偿法》的仅为26%;系统学过《地方人民代表大会和地方人民政府组织法》的也只有37%。看了这一组令人堪忧的数字,我们不难对长期以来,及至今日仍旧影响、动摇乃至牵制法治建设的“人治”症结做一下更深层次更透彻的剖析——一方面,某些担负着“依法治国”神圣使命的领导同志,因为“日理万机、案牍劳
”The number of legal knowledge of leading cadres? How deep the legal concept? How strong is the ability to act in accordance with the law?“ Around these three issues, Hebei Provincial Party School team of 34 provinces in North China 59 cadres at county level and 158 bureau-level cadres conducted a questionnaire survey (according to the ”government legal system“). Surprisingly, 27% of the leading cadres did not systematically study the ”Constitution“ as the fundamental law of the country and systematically studied less than half of the ”Administrative Procedure Law“ and the ”Administrative Penalties Law.“ They learned that ” Only 26% of the State Compensation Law; and only 37% systematically learned the Organic Law of Local People’s Congresses and Local People’s Governments. Looking at this troubling set of figures, it is not hard for us to make a deeper and more thorough analysis of the crux of the “rule of man” that still affects, shakes and even restrains the rule of law so far. On the one hand, some The leading comrades charged with the sacred mission of “governing the country according to law” because "