What is Administrative Sanction?
Legal basis: Law on Handling of Administrative Violations 2012 Administrative Sanctions are Actions taken by state agencies and authorities with jurisdiction to apply administrative sanctions to handle violations of the law that do not fall within the scope of criminal offenses as stipulated in the Penal Code, and which are committed by individuals, agencies, or organizations either intentionally or unintentionally.
Administrative violation sanctions are the application of sanctioning measures and remedial actions applied by authorized individuals against individuals or organizations committing administrative violations in accordance with the law on administrative violation sanctions.
Authorities empowered to impose administrative sanctions include: People's Committees at all levels, police agencies, border guard units, customs, forest protection, tax authorities, and market management. Individuals authorized to issue administrative sanction decisions are the heads of the aforementioned agencies, as well as officers and soldiers of the people's police, border guards, customs officers, forest protection officers, tax officials, and inspectors performing state specialized inspection duties while on official duty, in accordance with forms of administrative sanctions prescribed by law.
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