Abstract
There are two components to the zones of special economic’ dual legislative authority: the legislative authority of delegation and the legislative power of power. The challenge of balancing the legislative power of delegation and the legislation of functions under the dual-power legislation, the imprecise definition of the practical application of the legislative authority of the special economic zones, and the significant tendency toward departmentalism in the laws about special economic zones are the primary issues facing the legislative power of the zones. Future improvements to particular economic zones legislation’s procedural framework are desperately needed. These improvements should focus on bolstering the legislature’s guiding role, enhancing the normative character of draft legislation with authority, and enhancing the system for reviewing draft regulations. Construct a path for resolving conflicts between internal regulations, including clarifying the purpose and scope of authorized legislation, strengthening legislative supervision systems such as filing and review, and improving overall legislative planning and methods.
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