Administrative behavior can be divided into concrete administrative behavior and abstract administrative behavior. The latter generally refers to the behavior of administrative organs issuing normative documents such as decisions and orders that can be applied repeatedly, which is not actionable, so B is not much. However, some abstract administrative acts (the provisions on which specific administrative acts are based) may be reviewed at the time of litigation.
Legal basis: Article 11 of the Administrative Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China, the people's courts shall accept lawsuits filed by citizens, legal persons and other organizations against the following specific administrative acts:
(1) Refusing to accept administrative punishment such as detention, fine, revocation of license and license, order to stop production and business, confiscation of property, etc.;
(2) Refusing to accept administrative compulsory measures such as restricting personal freedom or sealing up, distraining or freezing property;
(three) that the administrative organ has violated the right to operate independently as stipulated by law;
(four) the administrative organ refuses to issue or refuses to reply to the application for license and license issued by the administrative organ that meets the statutory conditions;
(five) to apply for an administrative organ to perform the statutory duties of protecting personal rights and property rights, and the administrative organ refuses to perform or refuses to reply;
(six) that the administrative organ has not issued a pension according to law;
(seven) that the administrative organ illegally requires the performance of its obligations;
(eight) that the administrative organ violates other personal rights and property rights. In addition to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the people's courts accept other administrative cases that can be brought to court according to laws and regulations.