(Adopted at the 24th ordinary meeting of the Government of South Africa, held on 17 January 2014, No. 299 of 23 January 2005 on the Southern Kyoto People's Government, No. 299 of 1 March 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen measurement surveillance, regulate measurement activities, promote good faith, maintain market economic order, protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and producers, develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Measuring Act.

Article II engages in measurement activities within this city's administration, implements measurement supervision and applies this approach.

Article III. Activities in measurement should be guided by scientific norms, good faith, and the principles governing the operation of the law, the right use of national legal measures to ensure that measurements are accurate and effective.

Measuring management should be guided by legitimate, fair, open and efficient principles.

Article IV provides the executive authorities with the responsibility for the uniform supervision of measurement activities within the city's administrative area and the supervision of measurement activities within the jurisdiction.

The sectors such as business, commerce, economic and informationization, environmental protection, health, housing and rural and urban construction contribute to the management of measurements in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5

The Town People's Government and the Street Office should assist in the management of measurements in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 encourages, supports relevant industry associations to develop measurement industry management norms, strengthen industry self-regulation, provide professional technical guidance, vocational technical training, information advice and services.

Article 7 encourages the application of advanced measurements of science and technology and management methods.

The units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the measurement process are recognized or rewarded by the city, the people of the region and the executive authorities.

Chapter II

Article 8 Measured administrative authorities should establish social metrics as a basis for harmonizing current administrative regional values.

The business unit could establish the measurement of the equipment used by this unit and be used in accordance with the requirements for the measurement of the administrative authorities.

Article 9. The following measurements are mandatory:

(i) Social metrics;

(ii) The establishment and use of the highest level of metrics by the entrepreneurship units;

(iii) To include measurements for trade settlement, security protection, health and environmental monitoring in national mandatory screening lists;

(iv) Laws, regulations stipulate other measurements that are mandatory.

Article 10: The following measurements are subject to priority regulation:

(i) Enhanced management of resources management, judicial recognition, administrative enforcement and food security;

(ii) The need for enhanced management in terms of trade settlement, security protection, health and environmental monitoring, but not included in the national mandatory screening catalogue;

(iii) Other measurements that should be subject to priority regulation.

A directory of the measurements that have been put in place is developed by the municipal metric administrative authorities and published after the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 11. Units and individuals using mandatory screening or focus on regulators should be registered, file with district metric administrative authorities, and apply for a cycle for statutory measurement institutions. Non-use is not determined or determined in accordance with the provisions. It should be redirected by the continued operation of the probationary cycle or after the repair.

The use of other measurements other than those provided for in the preceding paragraph shall determine the screening, school cycle, self-designation, school quasiness or delivery of qualified institutions, in the light of technical norms, and the use of units and individuals to determine, classify, and establish appropriate measurement standards.

Accreditation, calibration shall be subject to a clear location of the measurementr and a prequalification label.

Article 12 Means such as water tables, electricity tables, fuel tables, heat (re cold) are used for trade settlement and shall be subject to first and periodic mandatory screening by operators such as water supply, electricity, heating, heating (re cold). The use of the term expires or damaged shall be replaced by the operator and communicated in accordance with the provisions.

The measurements set out in the previous paragraph should be measured by quantifying or equal to zero per single average error; the average error is greater than zero; the measure is not qualified.

Article 13 sets out, repairs of the measurements in the form of a directory of national measurements, which should be obtained by law for the manufacture or repair of licences. The metrics for the manufacture of plants should be accompanied by a qualified certificate (printed), and at a clear location (or motto), the use of the Notes and the packaging to mark the manufacture of a licence symbol and number, the place of the plant.

The sale of licensed-managed measurements and their markings and symbols should be determined. The importation and sale of metrics included in the National Measuring System Management List and the implementation of the relevant provisions of the National Import Measury.

Article 14.

(i) Constraints, ventures, transfers, borrowing, renting or repair licences;

(ii) The silence or accuracy of the damage to the measurement mechanism;

(iii) Accompanies (functional) or damage to protective devices (functional);

(iv) The sale, use of non-qualified documents (printed), the absence of a licence symbol, number, and the measurement of the location of the no plant;

(v) The manufacture, sale, use of national orders to phase out or prohibit measurements;

(vi) The use of unregistered, calibrated, multiplied by vetting, pre-school cycles or vetted, non-qualified measurements;

(vii) Constraints for the prosecution, the school certificate or for the provision, use of the false determination, the school certificate;

(viii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations.

Chapter III

Article 15. Measuring administrative authorities shall be established by law or by the competent authority as a statutory measure.

Article 16 provides that the statutory measurement body shall carry out measurements within the limits of the authority of the administrative authorities or the commission of the inspection.

The measurements should be carried out in accordance with the national measurement system sheet, to implement the measurement schedule and to obtain a measurement certificate.

The mandatory measurement of the institution's quasi-school service for society should be implemented.

In addition to the statutory measurement system, institutions providing quasi-school services to society are provided to measure school institutions.

Measuring institutions should be qualified by legal persons, establish quality systems and measurement standards that are adapted to the application for school-based projects and be determined by qualifications by law.

Article 18 quarant institutions should have certified material such as the award of the award and the measurement criteria for the examination of the certificate, and provide the administrative authorities with the procedures for filing the case.

Article 19 Measures for the quasi-school service should be carried out, and contracts should be signed to expressly regulate the school or to teach the person to obtain a metric certificate.

The Measurement quasi-school institution has transferred a portion of the school to other institutions and should be given written consent by the author and as indicated in the quarant certificate.

Article 20

(i) The assignment of non-exclusive personnel to carry out quantification services;

(ii) Means that should be mandatory or prioritized to replace measurements by charging schools;

(iii) Discribe school tuition certificates;

(iv) The transfer of school-based projects to other institutions without the consent of the commissionor;

(v) Exclusive services in the name of non-independent legal organizations such as representatives, offices or branches;

(vi) No quasi-education service is determined by qualifications;

(vii) The use of non-recruit, non-advisory or multiplied measurement-cyclical metrics to perform quasi-school services;

(viii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 21 test institutions that provide fair data, such as quality testing, fair measurement services, land-based mapping, should be able to adapt to service projects and be determined in accordance with the law.

Chapter IV

Sections engaged in measurement activities should establish measurement management systems with corresponding measurements and measurement managers.

The units involved in measuring activities are encouraged to certify through measurement of qualified recognition, measurement guarantees or measurement management systems.

Article 23 Operators of the UNCTAD market shall perform the following duties:

(i) Harmonization of quantifiable metrics by means of mandatory screening, and promotion of their use by unqualified operators;

(ii) To be responsible for the management, prosecution, repair and replacement of measurements, the accuracy of the measurements and the clearness of the identification, slogan and market management markings;

(iii) The establishment of qualified measurements at a clear location in the market and the provision of public repayment data.

Article 24 Operators of charging, telecommunications operators equipped and used parking, telephone-hour-loading devices should be subject to mandatory inspection.

Measuring mechanisms such as the flow of measurement networks, speed and bandwidth should be fixed on a regular basis or at school level in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 25 Operators such as water supply, electricity, heating, heating (referral) shall be subject to the settlement of the value shown in the measurements used by the end-user and shall not be transferred to the energy consumption and loss of the household or other facilities.

The property transaction shall mark the actual area of construction and the area of use and shall be settled in accordance with the provisions of the State relating to the pattern of land settlement.

The eyewitnesses should be equipped with the testing, detection of measurement equipment that is adapted to their production, operation operations, and to ensure accurate and reliable data on eye-to-use products.

Article 26 deals with commodities, service delivery denominations, and operators should mark national legal measurement units and serve as a basis for the settlement of the value of measurements. The difference between the settlement value and the actual value should be within the limits specified by the State. The measurement value of non-quant pre-emptive packaging commodities should be deducted from the weight of all packagings.

In the case of on-site transactions, i.e., the operator should express the measurement units, the measurement process and value to the consumer. Consumers have dissenting that operators should reorganize and show value and be subject to new values.

Article 27 Production, subscription, sale of quantitative packaging commodities should place prominently in the packaging, using Chinese, digital and statutory measurement units, with a real and clear picture of the net content of commodities. The net content of the pyrethroids for the packaging commodities should be in line with national relevant provisions.

The production, loading and sale of quantitative packaging commodities should be reasonable and should not be subject to excessive packaging in accordance with relevant standards, technical norms.

Article 28 provides for large commodity transactions, which may be agreed on the manner in which commodity measurements can be met, or are entrusted with measurements by qualified inspection agencies.

The Government's procurement of large-scale items requires measurement, and it should be entrusted with measurements by qualified inspection agencies.

Major works funded by the Government of Article 29, major project construction units should review compliance with national provisions, such as the use of measurement units and the selection of metrics, or entrust the statutory measurement review.

Article 33

(i) The availability of energy measurements in accordance with the relevant provisions to meet energy classification, classification, sub-project measurement requirements, and the progressive use of energy measurements with automatic data collection and transmission functions, sensible and content networking functions;

(ii) The establishment of the energy measurement system archives, which are determined on a regular basis, as required;

(iii) Establish and improve energy measurement data monitoring, collection and application systems, disaggregated measurements and statistical energy consumption;

(iv) Enhance the management of measurements such as energy measurements, data applications and training of personnel, and receive inspection by metric administrative authorities.

Article 31 focuses on energy measurement, in addition to compliance with article 33 of this approach, as follows:

(i) Enhance measurement management systems to be certified through measurement guarantees or measurement management systems;

(ii) Professionals with energy measurement, training and accreditation through expertise;

(iii) Energy measurement data are included in government energy measurement monitoring systems.

Oversight inspection

Article 32 Measures the executive authorities carry out a focus on the measurement of goods and services, such as water, electricity, temperature, heat, fuel (hydro), communications, medical, real estate.

Article 33 Measured administrative authorities should establish social integrity measurement systems, establish good faith files and implement classification regulations.

Article 34 quantification of administrative authorities should strengthen the supervision of statutory prosecution, probationary institutions and other monitoring bodies, and control of their inspections, schools, testing activities through field verification, measurements, etc.

Article XV Measures that administrative authorities carry out inspection inspections, shall not disclose the technical secrets and commercial secrets of the inspectorate or the individual, nor shall the parties be required to monitor the inspection.

No unit or person may refuse, impede the inspection of the measures carried out by law, shall not be condoned, covered by the measures imposed by the law and shall not conceal, transfer, deal with, destroy the goods and other relevant evidence that have been placed, seized or registered in accordance with the law.

Article 36 Measures that the administrative authorities carry out the inspection and inspection related to the inspection shall not be charged and shall be included in the same financial budget.

Article 37 creates measurements in the operation and service activities, and the parties may apply for mediation or arbitration inspections to the metric administrative authorities.

During the dispute settlement, the parties shall not change the technical status and trade value of the dispute-related measurements.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 338, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations have been punished.

Article 39, in violation of this approach, imposes a mandatory inspection or a focus on the regulation of measurements that are not determined in accordance with the provisions or are subject to a determination of non-qualified use, and are subject to a fine of up to one thousand dollars for each measurementr.

In violation of this approach, units using mandatory prosecution or a focus on the regulation of measurements or individuals who are not required before the use of measurements are made, are converted to the deadline for the measurement of administrative authorities; they have not been corrected, with a fine of more than one thousand dollars.

Article 40 violates the provisions of this approach, the statutory measurement body, the quasi-school institution to replace the measurements by measuring schools, or the fact that the institution does not provide fair data for society by means of qualifications, and the administrative authorities are responsible for putting an end to the conduct of the related measurements and fines of up to three thousand dollars.

Article 40 violates this approach by charging non-exclusive personnel to carry out quantifial services, by providing for a false measurement certificate, by charging the quasi-school service without the consent of the charging project, by measuring the duration of the responsibilities of the administrative authorities and imposing a fine of up to three thousand dollars.

In violation of this approach, the measurement of the failure of the institution of the school, or in the name of a non-independent legal person, shall be subject to a period of time for the measurement of administrative authorities and a fine of more than one thousand dollars.

Article 42, in violation of this approach, provides that the operators of the Trade and Development market do not perform their metrics, are subject to a fine of up to three million yen.

Article 43 violates the provisions of this approach that criminalizes excessive packaging of commodities when producing, loading and selling quantitative packaging commodities, by measuring administrative authorities to responsibly and by fines of up to one thousand dollars.

Article 44, in violation of this approach, focuses on one of the following cases in which the measurement of administrative authorities is changing the time limit, and a fine of more than three million dollars over the past three months, is overdue:

(i) Professionals engaged in energy measurements without evidence;

(ii) The measurement management system is not certified through measurement guarantees or measurement systems.

Article 42 Measured administrative authorities should establish a benchmarking system for administrative discretion, specifying the applicable circumstances, standards and scope of administrative sanctions set out in this approach and make public.

Article 46 Measures that the staff of the administrative authorities violate the provisions of this approach, criminalize the abuse of their functions, the instigation of private fraud, the invocation of negligence and the administrative disposition by law; constitute a crime.

Chapter VII

Article 47 of this approach states measurement activities, including the use of measurement units, the establishment of measurement standards, measurements, measurements, implementation of measures such as commodities, services, energy, etc., the manufacture, repair, sale and use of measurements.

Article 48 The South Kyoto Measuring Management Approach, issued by the Government of the People of the city on 6 August 1999, was also repealed.