Administrative licensing matters are matters involving public interests, and do not involve state secrets, commercial secrets or personal privacy. Therefore, all hearings in administrative licensing should be held in public.
(a) the administrative organ shall notify the applicant and interested parties of the time and place of the hearing seven days before the hearing is held, and make an announcement when necessary; (2) The hearing shall be held in public.
According to the provisions of the Administrative Licensing Law, administrative licensing matters are matters involving public interests and do not involve state secrets, commercial secrets or personal privacy. Therefore, all hearings in administrative licensing should be held in public.
Legal basis:
Administrative Permission Law
Article 12 An administrative license may be established for the following matters:
(a) matters directly related to national security, public safety, economic macro-control, ecological environment protection, personal health, life and property safety and other specific activities, which need to be approved in accordance with legal conditions;
(two) the development and utilization of limited natural resources, the allocation of public resources and the market access of specific industries directly related to public interests need to be given specific rights;
(three) to provide public services and directly related to public interests, it is necessary to determine the qualifications and qualifications with special reputation, special conditions or special skills;
(four) the important equipment, facilities, products and articles directly related to public safety, personal health and life and property safety need to be inspected, tested and quarantined in accordance with technical standards and norms;
(five) the establishment of enterprises or other organizations. , which needs to determine the subject qualification;
(six) other matters that can be set by laws and administrative regulations.
Article 47
If the administrative license directly involves the vital interests between the applicant and others, the administrative organ shall inform the applicant and interested parties of the right to request a hearing before making a decision on the administrative license; If the applicant or interested party applies for a hearing within five days from the date of being informed of the right to a hearing, the administrative organ shall organize a hearing within twenty days.
The applicant and the interested party shall not bear the expenses for the hearing organized by the administrative organ.
Article 48 The hearing shall be conducted in accordance with the following procedures:
(a) the administrative organ shall notify the applicant and interested parties of the time and place of the hearing seven days before the hearing is held, and make an announcement when necessary;
(2) The hearing shall be held in public;
(three) the administrative organ shall designate personnel other than the staff who examine the application for administrative license as the presiding hearer. If the applicant or interested party thinks that the host has a direct interest in the administrative license, he has the right to apply for withdrawal;
(4) When a hearing is held, the staff examining the application for administrative license shall provide evidence and reasons for the examination opinions, and the applicant and interested parties may give evidence, defend themselves and cross-examine;
(5) A record of the hearing shall be made, and the record of the hearing shall be signed or sealed by the participants after confirmation.
The administrative organ shall, according to the transcripts of the hearing, make a decision on administrative licensing.