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The current administrative public interest litigation system has insurmountable limitations in terms of the scope of the case, the main body of the prosecution, and there are limitations in the functions of the procuratorate and the formation of a highly interconnected model, and it is difficult to comprehensively safeguard the public interest in the post-facto mode of relief. Therefore, the need for administrative public interest litigation system adjustment, the construction of preventive administrative public interest litigation. The implementation of preventive administrative public interest litigation needs to have mature theoretical support and meet the current needs of reality. The construction of preventive administrative public-interest litigation begins with defining the scope of the case, clarifying the main body of the prosecution, expanding the functions of the procuratorate, and setting up a system of travelling public-interest litigation prosecutors.
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