What is the most classic local government system in Britain?

British local government is the most typical local government system.

Local self-government association (local self-government) is a public organization (public legal person) with its own rights, obligations and independent personality. The local government of the autonomous region has no direct subordinate relationship with the central and higher-level governments (including the administrative organs of the government), but it must accept the legal supervision of the latter.

The local government of the autonomous region has the right to dispose of the affairs within the scope of autonomy according to law without interference from other governments (including the central government).

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Characteristics of local government

1, the right to organize, under the principle of national laws, the right to organize its own government, set up institutions needed for autonomy, elect and appoint personnel of these organizations, and formulate rules, detailed rules and systems of local governments and their institutions.

2. Financial power, which means that you can own the public property of the local government, collect taxes and borrow money for autonomous affairs, and have the right to decide your own budget.

3. The right to perform official duties includes being responsible for maintaining public order in the local society and managing various public affairs, so as to enhance the economic, spiritual and material interests of residents.

4. Local legislative power. On the premise of not violating the Constitution and national laws, local governments may formulate necessary laws, regulations and articles of association on autonomous affairs within their own regions.

5. Sanctions: The local government has corresponding sanctions for residents who violate national laws or local autonomy regulations, but their forms are limited to administrative sanctions and penalties.

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