No, administrative coercion refers to the act of an administrative organ or an administrative organ applying to a people's court for compulsory performance of the obligations of citizens, legal persons or other organizations that fail to perform administrative decisions. There are two ways of administrative coercion: one is that the administrative organ directly takes coercive measures against the administrative counterpart according to the authorization of laws and regulations. Such official holidays mainly include: public security, taxation, customs, industrial and commercial administration, auditing, foreign exchange management and other administrative organs. The other is that the administrative organ applies to the people's court for compulsory execution, and the people's court executes it. Article 2 of the Administrative Enforcement Law of the People's Republic of China Article 46 of the Administrative Enforcement Law of the People's Republic of China

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Article 53 of the Administrative Enforcement Law of the People's Republic of China * * * If a party fails to apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit within the statutory time limit and fails to perform the administrative decision, the administrative organ without administrative enforcement power may, within three months from the date of expiration of the time limit, apply to the people's court for enforcement in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. Article 54 of the Administrative Enforcement Law of the People's Republic of China Before applying to the people's court for compulsory execution, the administrative organ shall urge the parties to perform their obligations. If the parties still fail to perform their obligations ten days after the written notice is served, the administrative organ may apply to the local people's court with jurisdiction for enforcement; If the object of execution is immovable property, it shall apply to the people's court with jurisdiction where the immovable property is located for compulsory execution.