Administrative Litigation Act Article 125

An administrative court shall, on its initiative, investigate the factual relationships, and shall not be bound by the parties' factual claims and assertions about the evidence.The parties to the litigation shall cooperate with the investigation referred to in the preceding Paragraph.The presiding judge shall strive to allow the parties to examine and debate the facts and the law adequately and comprehensively.The presiding judge shall question or inform the parties, direct them to make factual representations, offer evidences, or make other necessary statements and representations. If the statements, representations, or types of litigation are ambiguous or incomplete, the presiding judge shall direct the presenting party to clarify or complete them.After informing the presiding judge, the associate judge may question or inform the parties.