The ministers were shocked, but whether they should say it or not, Su Yonglin would take action on this aspect, and the idea of ​​making changes was not beyond their expectations.

As a model of rebels ascending to the throne, Su Yonglin will definitely try every means to check for shortcomings and fill in the gaps after he succeeds in taking over the throne to ensure the stability of his status and will not copy the political system of the Jin Dynasty.

In this way, he must be full of dissatisfaction and disdain for the loopholes in the Jin Dynasty official system and the Song Dynasty official system, which is a reference for the Jin Dynasty official system, and he will definitely want to take action against them and make some modifications.

Taking advantage of the stall where he had not yet officially proclaimed the emperor and founded the country, everything he did was well-founded and would not have any impact, so he would inevitably make changes.

It's just a change in degree.

But there are some problems here.

If the degree of change is not large and it is just repaired, then of course there is nothing to say. It is still a familiar taste or a familiar feeling. The old bureaucrats will definitely be more at ease than the new officials.

But judging from Su Yonglin's meaning, this may not be a situation that can be ended in a small fight. Su Yonglin probably has a very detailed plan and change for the new dynasty.

So for everyone here, it is probably not something that can be faced calmly.

Many unfamiliar systems and official systems must be understood, and the bureaucratic system that is completely smashed and reorganized needs to be adjusted. During this period, perhaps even the political struggle may not even be in the mind of fighting for power and profit, and it will take a long time to be familiar with positions and responsible matters.

No wonder Su Yonglin didn’t directly claim to be emperor. The relationship has been delayed for so long, and he is holding back his ultimate move!

They were nervously waiting for Su Yonglin to announce his full plan.

Su Yonglin did not delay and brought out the reform plan he had planned for a long time to give it to every participant, so that each of them could carefully watch his preliminary design of the new dynasty system.

When you look and talk, the efficiency will be much higher.

"Governing the country requires efficiency in one's work. Many departments are added for no reason, but they cannot determine their positions. The redundant officials have become a stubborn problem in the government since the Song Dynasty. Therefore, I decided to abolish the Secretariat in the Central Court, and set up a Secretariat in the Secretariat in the Ministry of Education, and set up a Secretariat in the State Council to lead the government affairs.

The Secretariat led the four departments of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Rites and the Ministry of Work, and was responsible for administrative affairs. He received the emperor's orders and issued them to various service departments to ensure that government affairs were implemented in place."

Su Yonglin opened the first page and first began to explain the new regulations of the central court to build the country in the future.

This is not surprising. Although the three-provincial system is very good and the designer's original intention is fully reflected in the rules, the three-provincial system has been very little time since its birth, and it is very difficult to truly operate according to the original intention of the design.

The operation design of the three provinces is very good. The Central Secretariat issued an order, the sub-district review, and the Shangshu implemented it. The three provinces were parallel, cooperated with each other, and checked and balanced each other, which could avoid administrative mistakes to the greatest extent.

But in actual operation, the leaders of the three provinces are all prime ministers. Who is higher and lower? Who has the stronger voice?

What the Secretary of the Central Committee must do, what if his disciples refuse to accept it?

The Secretary of the Central Committee and his subordinates finally solved the matter. It was the execution level. The Secretary of the State also had his own opinion. He felt that this matter was not done well and could not be done properly, and there would definitely be something wrong. What should I do?

You are also the prime minister, and I am also the prime minister. Why can you give me an order if you are superior to me? But I can't have any opinion?

What if the chief of the Secretariat has a higher title because of some things, and his subordinates are afraid to refute his opinions due to his off-market tactics?

So when this system is in operation, the three provinces cooperate with each other, but when they fight against each other, they are more likely to fight for power and profit.

During the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, countries that used the three provinces system would have experienced alternating powers of the three high officials who had risen alternately to occupy the mainstream and suppress the other two provinces.

For example, in the Tang Dynasty, the Secretariat and Menxia Province were relatively strong, while the Secretariat was relatively weak, and even the superiors were excluded from the decision-making body and completely became executive bodies.

The same was true in the Song Dynasty, and the Shangshu Province was in name only.

When the Jin Dynasty was in charge of concentrating power, Wanyan Liang was tired of the endless disputes among bureaucrats, so he dismissed the Secretariat and Menxia Province and reduced the administrative organization to the Secretariat.

He ordered the Secretariat alone to the Secretariat, without the need for the Secretariat or the subordinates, and he was directly arbitrary and strengthened the power of the monarchy from a system perspective.

Su Yonglin took the Jin Dynasty and replaced it. The Shangshu Province had a place in the administrative system of the Jin Dynasty. The [Xingshu Province] system was the direct source of the Yuan Dynasty's [Xingshu Province] system. Moreover, Su Yonglin himself thought this approach was quite good, and this was Wanyan Liang's innovation, which was used as a provision for the new country to be established.

Among you here, there are also many old ministers of the Jin Dynasty who have a certain understanding of the official system of the Jin Dynasty.

So compared to Su Yonglin's imitation of Wanyan Liang's dismissal of the Menxia Province and the Secretariat, what they care more about is that Su Yonglin only gave the Secretariat the power to command the administration of the four ministries.

The six ministries in the three provinces and six ministries are the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Revenue, the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Works, which include all aspects of the country and even some judicial powers.

Su Yonglin split the Ministry of Revenue to the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Finance, and handed over the two ministries and the Ministry of Rites to the Secretariat, but the remaining Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of War and the Ministry of Justice did not give the Secretariat.

Of course, the Ministry of War had no sense of existence in the Song and Jin system. Its power was replaced by the Privy Council because of the special circumstances of this era. There was basically nothing wrong with the Ministry of War in the national military decision-making issues.

However, the power of the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Justice still have it, and it also has a sense of existence.

They quickly continued to look around.

After seeing this, I realized that Su Yonglin was doing something big here.

He independent of the Ministry of Personnel and was directly responsible to the emperor himself, not to any court organization.

It means that the Ministry of Personnel is controlled by the emperor himself and the personnel power is controlled by Su Yonglin himself. This power is not delegated to anyone, even in name.

Su Yonglin didn't even want to explain this.

"The Ministry of Personnel is in charge of selecting officials, and selecting talents and appointing talents is a difficult problem for the ages, and it is the top priority of the state governance. As an emperor, he has no choice but to take it personally and not be lazy."

Good guy, when he said beautiful words, he turned such an important power into his own, and even did not act like a gesture, and said that this is [not to be lazy], and it would be unforgivable to not take power without permission.

The founding emperor was so confident in speaking and doing things...

Moreover, it would be fine if the human rights do not belong to the Shangshu Province. Su Yonglin also took out the Ministry of Justice and changed the name to the Ministry of Law, and no longer took the Ministry of Law under the control of the Shangshu Province.

Then the Censorate was renamed the Censorate and a Dali Temple that had not been changed, and these three departments were independently set up without any influence from the court institutions, without being stymied by the Secretariat, and exercised their respective powers alone.

In addition, Su Yonglin also re-planned the powers of these three departments.

He transferred the judicial powers that originally belonged to Dali Temple to the Ministry of Law, and the Ministry of Law was specifically responsible for the trial of cases. Not only did the central government set up the Ministry of Law, but the branches of the Ministry of Law must also be set up at the local level. They do not belong to the local administrative sequence and are not subject to local administrative intervention.

Dali Temple is instead responsible for review, mainly managing the refutation of unjust and wrong cases, and has the right to review and refute trials of the Ministry of Law.

The Censorate is a supervisory agency, which is specifically responsible for supervising officials. Of course, officials from the Ministry of Law and Dali Temple are also officials and are also among the supervisory authorities.

Moreover, the formulation of national laws, major actions and major impacts such as changes and additions and deletion are required to participate in the Ministry of Law, Dali Temple and the Censorate.

If necessary, if a major criminal case or major legal changes or modifications are required, a joint meeting of three departments is organized to carry out activities under the presidency of the emperor. No department cannot abdicate its power or make decisions without authorization.

Su Yonglin's reinterpretation and future plans of the judicial legislature surprised all his ministers even more than the previous affairs of the Ministry of Personnel.

Especially the need to set up subordinate departments of the Ministry of Law in the local area has caused the most discussion and concern.

Is this to completely seize judicial power from local administrative officials?

Good guy, this setting is really a complete takeover of power.
Chapter completed!