Research on the Collaborative Path of Transforming the Advantages of the Party’s Leadership System into the Effectiveness of the Rule of Law in Public Health
- 1 Green Development Law Research Center, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou, China
Abstract
Adhering to the party’s leadership over the rule of law in public health is the fundamental requirement for the transformation of institutional advantages into the effectiveness of public health legal construction. The basic rule of the party leading the construction of the rule of law in public health is mainly reflected in the three aspects of the construction of the rule of law in public health, Party building, state and social affairs. Through the implementation of the party’s leadership of the legal construction of public health by the state organs of political power, we can ensure that the principle of the party leading the rule of law in public health runs through the whole process of the construction of the rule of law in public health. The advantages of the party’s leadership system are transformed into the collaborative path of public health legal efficiency. We should comprehensively promote the construction of the rule of law in national public health by focusing on the coordinated promotion of the implementation of the rule of law in public health and the legal guarantee system under the leadership of the party, the coordination and cooperation between public health management institutions and other departments, and the effective coordination between the party’s leadership and public health law enforcement.
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