Demarcation and Convergence of Investigation Powers of the China Supervision Commission

Abstract

The investigative power of the China Supervisory Committee can be divided into the power of investigating duties and the power of investigating crimes. The connotation, scope of power, and power attributes of the two powers are different. The applicable principles, purposes, subjects, and methods of the two powers show Certain distinctions. The power to investigate duty violations and the power to investigate crimes are connected in terms of the operation of procedures and the application of evidence. In dealing with the internal relations of the investigative powers of the Supervisory Committee and the external relations of powers of the Supervisory Committee with other state organs, the state must be avoided. The allocation of power is too focused on the supervisory committee to ensure that the power of the supervisory committee runs on the rule of law.