The Reconciled Of Conflict Between National Information Management And Personal Information Protection

The development of science and technology is driving the society into an era of wisdom.The subject of governance is becoming more diversified.The governance model will also change.The governance capabilities are facing opportunities and challenges at the same time.Using of information is an inevitable choice for the improvement of governance capabilities,but the protection of personal information is also the rising demand of citizens for the development of the times,and there has been a certain conflict between the two.The main types of conflicts between government use of information are the types of governance behaviors,the irregular ways of collecting and using information,and the incomplete accountability mechanisms.However,the fundamental reason for the contradiction lies in the development of the theory of the right to information,which leads to an imbalance develoment between the information disclosure and information protection.In another hand,the citizen and the goverment have diffrent the pursuit of value between freedom and order.To reconcile the two,it is necessary to build a personal information protection system in multiple fields.The Constitution,as the most important legal tool for restricting power to protect rights,should explain the basic right of "personal dignity" in the Constitution to find the starting point for the protection of personal information.The legislation of the Personal Information Protection Law is imminent,determining the social law attributes of the Personal Information Protection Law,clarifying the protection object of the Personal Protection Law,and establishing a unified personal information protection model and relief system has greatt significance to perfect the specific rules of personal information protection.At the same time,in the field of public rights,the government should adhere to the basic administrative principles when using information governance,and use the administrative principles as a guide for using personal information to implement administrative actions.