Must the hearing of administrative license be open?

The hearing held by the administrative organ according to its functions and powers (1) Matters that should be heard in the implementation of administrative license as stipulated by laws, regulations and rules. If the laws, regulations and rules clearly stipulate the hearing procedure, the administrative organ shall hold a hearing before making a decision on administrative licensing. (two) other major administrative licensing matters involving public interests that the administrative organ considers necessary for hearing. If the administrative organ thinks that the administrative licensing matters may have a great impact on the public interests, it shall announce the relevant administrative licensing matters, draw the attention of the society and listen to the opinions of all sectors of society, including relevant experts. After considering the interests of the applicant and the public interest, the administrative organ considers that the license will not harm the public interest, and shall make a decision to grant the license; Otherwise, the license shall be refused. 2, the administrative license directly involves the significant interests between the applicant and others, the applicant and interested parties have the right to request a hearing. (1) The scope of "other". "Others" here refers to individuals or organizations other than administrative organs and applicants who have a direct interest in the implementation of administrative licensing. In a limited number of administrative licenses, although there is a competitive relationship between applicants and a direct interest relationship, if applicant A obtains the license, applicant B cannot obtain the license, but in the application process, there is no third-party relationship between applicants. In this process, the administrative organ adjusts the relationship between the applicant and the priority of obtaining the license through legal means such as bidding and auction procedures, and does not use hearing procedures to determine the licensee. (2) It directly involves the definition of the significant interest relationship between the applicant and others. In reality, it is more common to involve the civil neighboring right relationship between the applicant and the third party.

Legal objectivity:

(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.