Inner-Party laws and regulations is a system of rules with legal implications, of which normative is an important nature. The normative of inner-Party laws and regulations can be discussed from two perspectives of the 100-year history of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the normative theory. Inner-party laws and regulations are the product of the Party's construction on politics. The direct source of the proposition that “inner-Party laws and regulations are normative” is Chairman Mao Tse-tung's important treatise on inner-Party laws and regulations, which expresses the original purpose of inner-party laws and regulations to “maintain the unity of the Party and build an orderly and unified political order within the Party”. Inner-Party laws and regulations have constituted a rigorous structure of normative hierarchy, which is the systematic support for the effectiveness and compulsion of the specific provisions of the inner-Party laws and regulations. Normative of inner-party laws and regulations is also derived from the legitimacy of the value of the CPC and the value transmission of the CPC to inner-Party Laws and regulations system and the specific provisions. The value orientation and ideological orientation of the CPC are transmitted to the inner-party laws and regulations through the change mechanism, obligation and right mechanism, and normative expression to the inner-party laws and regulations and obtain the safeguard of implementing. Inner-Party laws and regulations is becoming a discipline, which needs to further strengthen the interpretation and discussion of the normative.
ZHU Jie.
On the Normative of Inner-Party Laws and Regulations—An Investigation into Based on CPC History and Academic Theory. Jinan Journal. 2021, 43(12): 20-30