The New State Compensation Law Of Citizens' Right To Claim Will Be Formally Implemented.

The biggest highlight of the new state compensation law, which has been formally implemented since December 1st, is that the principle of compensation no longer emphasizes whether it is "illegal" and expands the scope of compensation.

CCTV pointed out that the move "will reduce a large number of legitimate acts harm citizens' interests and get no compensation".

At the same time, mental damage was also included in the scope of state compensation for the first time.

Expert analysis, these new regulations will curb the occurrence of "hide and seek" events from the source.

In recent years, the practice of ruling the country by law has been advancing step by step in solving problems.

In 2003, Sun Zhigang, 27, was beaten to death in the Guangzhou hospice, which directly contributed to the new regulations on Urban Vagrants and beggars, and his family received state compensation.

The case of She Xianglin and Nie Shubin, which happened in 2005, prompted the Supreme Court to recover the right to review the death penalty from 2007.

Last February, Li Qiaoming, a detainee of Jinning County Detention Center in Yunnan Province, was beaten to death by the head of prison. This incident, which was called "hide and seek" by the media, objectively accelerated the revision of the state compensation law.

In June last year, Zhang Haichao, who insisted on "thoracotomy lung examination", eventually received 615 thousand yuan of occupational disease compensation. The Ministry of health later called for strengthening the diagnosis and appraisal management of occupational diseases.

Analysts pointed out that this series of changes in crisis as an opportunity to actively respond to the demands of public opinion, not only focus on standardizing the responsibilities and obligations of power organs in the process of administrative law enforcement, but also make use of these typical cases to influence and promote the revision of a series of laws and regulations, and promote the rule of law in China's construction of the rule of law, focusing on civil rights and people's livelihood.

Because of this increasingly prominent orientation, people are looking forward to some laws, regulations and regulations related to people's livelihood.

For example, the recent surge in mainland prices has prompted some people to call for the introduction of social assistance law as soon as possible, and many mass incidents triggered by forced demolition have also enabled people of insight to urge the government to announce the new demolition ordinance that has been soliciting opinions for nearly a year as early as possible.

However, due to the concerns of civil rights, people's livelihood and multi stakeholder interests, some laws and regulations need to be cautious and not easy. Some experts point out that the new demolition Ordinance has not yet been promulgated, and there are some technical aspects such as how to define "public interest" and determine compensation standards, and also exclude the boycott of local governments and interest groups.

Therefore, just as promoting reform requires great courage and courage, promoting the construction of a legal system with civil rights and people's livelihood as an important content requires great courage and courage.