How to apply for environmental protection administrative reconsideration

Within 60 working days after the land requisition approval document is published, you can choose to start the administrative review in written or oral form. Oral appeal is also effective. The government will record your personal information, specific reconsideration request, factual basis and sufficient reasons in detail, and record the date of appeal to ensure a fair trial. It is possible to withdraw the land requisition approval through appropriate channels.

In administrative litigation, the responsibility of the defendant belongs to the situation of reconsideration: the original administrative agency is the defendant of direct litigation, the reconsideration agency that maintains the original act and the original agency are the defendant together, and the reconsideration agency is solely responsible for the change of act after reconsideration. The original institution shall be responsible for the overdue pending review or review of inaction; When multiple institutions act together, they are co defendants. The authorized organization shall be responsible by the authorized organ, and the organ that continues to exercise its functions and powers after being revoked or changed shall be responsible. Administrative reconsideration shall follow the principle of legality, and citizens can apply for reconsideration or litigation within the statutory time limit. If he is dissatisfied with the reconsideration decision, he may appeal according to law, unless it is clearly stipulated that the reconsideration decision is final.

Key elements of the qualification of the applicant for administrative reconsideration: clarifying the respondent, putting forward specific reconsideration requests and reasons; The applicant must be a citizen, legal person or other organization whose legal rights and interests are damaged; The content of the application should be within the scope of the law and accepted by the corresponding authorities; The application shall be submitted within 60 days after the act occurs.