What is the significance of the hearing?

Hearing originated in Britain and America, and it is a system that introduces judicial trial into administrative and legislative procedures. The hearing is a simulated judicial trial, in which two parties with opposite opinions argue with each other, and the result is usually binding on the final treatment. In China, in addition to the hearing system in administrative procedures, there is also a hearing system in legislation, and many local people's congresses have held hearings when formulating local regulations. All opinions put forward at the hearing must be answered by the decision maker in the final ruling, otherwise the relevant actions may be invalid. In American administrative law, the formal hearing is usually presided over by an administrative judge appointed by the administrative organ by the opposing parties selected by lottery. The trial completely cloned the court debate. Both sides not only expressed their opinions, but also produced their own witnesses and documents to support their views. Finally, the administrative judge must make a final ruling like a court trial, and the ruling must respond to the views of both parties in detail, otherwise the ruling may be invalid due to procedural problems in judicial review.