The principle of administrative priority, also known as the principle before reconsideration, means that the administrative counterpart refuses to accept the administrative decision and should first apply for reconsideration to the administrative organ that made the administrative decision or its superior administrative organ according to law; If you are still dissatisfied with the reconsideration, you can bring a lawsuit to the people's court within a certain period of time.

(1) enables administrative organs to fully exercise administrative power.

(2) the administrative organ is familiar with the contents and legal provisions involved in the case, and it is simple and quick to handle.

(3) The implementation of the principle that administrative organs deal with it first will enable a considerable number of administrative disputes to be resolved in administrative organs, thus reducing the pressure of administrative cases on the courts.

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