What is the distribution and changing law of administrative jurisdiction?

The distribution of administrative jurisdiction is the first instance administrative cases under the jurisdiction of the grass-roots people's courts. Amend the rules: the people's court at a higher level has the right to hear administrative cases of first instance under the jurisdiction of the people's court at a lower level.

The basic people's courts have jurisdiction over administrative cases of first instance, while the intermediate people's courts have jurisdiction over cases brought by administrative actions of the State Council departments or local people's governments at or above the county level, cases handled by the customs, major and complicated cases within their jurisdiction, and other cases under the jurisdiction of the intermediate people's courts according to laws. The Higher People's Court has jurisdiction over major and complicated administrative cases of first instance within its jurisdiction. The Supreme People's Court has jurisdiction over major and complicated administrative cases of first instance nationwide. The people's court at a higher level has the right to hear administrative cases of first instance under the jurisdiction of the people's court at a lower level. If the people's court at a lower level thinks that the administrative case of first instance under its jurisdiction needs to be tried by the people's court at a higher level or designated for jurisdiction, it may report it to the people's court at a higher level for decision.