Wang, Lei: To Make Powers Accept Supervision Is the Best Way for Anti-corruption
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Date: 2/28/2012 4:56:49 PM
Sender: Wang, Lei
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Wang, Lei: To Make Powers Accept Supervision Is the Best Way for Anti-corruption
王蕾（Wang，Lei）
In the Chinese society ruled by China Democracy Party, the executive and judiciary are not two independent departments. The judicial system is under the control of China Democracy Party, and is lacking in a legal system that could supervise the government and officials. As a result of that, power expansion takes place among the officials and the government, that is to say, their powers can transgress the law, and even can be superior to law. Because of the official powers without legal supervision, complaints from the common or any accusation against the government are regarded as illegal behavior. It is considered by the China communist officials that law can be replaced by the executive. On this condition, power is out of control, which leads to corruption phenomenon, and it will finally cause irreversible consequences.
In today’s Chinese society, nearly all officials are involved in corruption. If the government steps up attack on corruption, a legion of officials and political leaders will be implicated in. What the Chinese government worries is that over-severe anti-corruption might be disadvantageous to the stability of China communist regime, has a pernicious effect on the security of China communist regime, and will be destructive to the government’s positive image. Consequently, the number of corrupt officials who are investigated and prosecuted is quite small, even though the China communist government claims its fight against corruption for years.
How to effectively restrain corruption? To make powers accept supervision is the best way for anti-corruption. If there are two or more parties exist in China, and they rule the country in turn, then the officials’ powers can be restricted and supervised by law; all the parties will live in a restraining environment which is on the basis of benefit, and they will seek coexistence and equilibrium for profit. Only by this way will be able to prevent official corruption from spreading.
Wang, Lei
February 28, 2012 |
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