What are the characteristics of administrative legislation

Administrative legislation refers to the legislature through the statutory form of certain legislative power granted to the administrative organs, the administrative organs may be based on the enabling law (including the Constitution) to create administrative regulations and rules of behavior. It usually has two aspects: ① state administrative organs to accept the commission of the national legislature, in accordance with legal procedures for the development of normative documents with legal effect of the activities. ② state administrative organs in accordance with legal procedures to develop normative documents related to administrative management activities. Also known as "quasi-legislative".

(1) administrative legislation of the legislator is a specific state administrative organs and authorized by the authorized organization. Administrative lawmaking powers and authority shall be specifically provided by law. Not all State administrative organs enjoy the power of administrative legislation. With the exception of the five levels of State administrative organs provided for in the Constitution, the Law on Local Organizations and the Law on Legislation of the People's Republic of China, as noted above, and certain organizations specially authorized by law to formulate administrative rules and regulations, no other administrative organs, enterprises, institutions or social organizations have the right to engage in administrative legislative acts. As for the acts of decisions and orders formulated and issued by the people's governments at the county (city) and township (township) levels, they shall not be regarded as acts of administrative legislation in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the law.