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Xi Of Metrological Supervision Management

Original Language Title: 西安市计量监督管理办法

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Measuring management practices in Western Asia

(Adopted by the 85th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of 2 June 2014, No. 115 of 10 June 2005 by the People's Government Order No. 115 of 10 July 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen measurement surveillance, guarantee the accuracy and reliability of the uniformity and value of national measurement units, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of producers, operators and consumers, and develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Measuring Act, the President-West Province Measuring Regulation and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to measurement activities within the city's administration and its supervision.

Article III, in carrying out measurement activities, should be guided by the principles of scientific justice and integrity, as well as by ensuring that measurements are accurate and reliable and that the measurement data is authentic.

Article IV provides the executive authorities with a unified oversight over the entire municipal measurement process, with the organization responsible for this approach.

Regional, district and district development measurement administrative authorities are responsible for the management of measurement within the Territory, in accordance with their responsibilities.

The relevant administrations, such as development reform, engineering letters, public safety, transport, construction, commerce, health, counts, environmental protection, business, food medicine, treasury, news publication, should be measured in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Governments of municipalities, districts and counties should incorporate measurements into national economic and social development planning, encourage and support measurement science and technology studies and promote advanced measurement techniques and management methods.

Chapter II

Article 6 Measured administrative authorities should, at the request of economic and social development, harmonize planning and organize the establishment of social public-use measurement standards as a basis for uniformity based on the need for measurement, retroactive and measurement management.

Measuring technology institutions involved in measuring and measuring school quasi-service activities should establish the corresponding measurement criteria, which should be qualified in accordance with national provisions.

Article 7. Measuring criteria for social public use, measurement criteria used by technical institutions, and the highest standards of measurement used by enterprises, utilities should be mandatory.

The city's work measurements in terms of trade settlement, security protection, health, environmental monitoring and administrative law enforcement, judicial identification are included in the mandatory checklist and are mandatory. A directory of the mandatory inspection is carried out in accordance with the relevant national and provincial provisions.

The imposition of mandatory vouchers and the need for redirection should be redirected.

No unit of Article 8 shall carry out a mandatory inspection of the machinery, or carry out other legal provisions to society.

Measuring technologies for social measurement activities should be made available to the municipal metric administrative authorities after legal qualifications.

Article 9. Units and individuals using mandatory vouchers should be registered with the use of mandatory vouchers to report on the areas in which they are located, in the district or in the development of district metric administrative authorities and apply for mandatory prosecution in accordance with the provisions.

The mandatory voucher used in the commodity trading market, the trade market, the commercial site (overmarket) is the responsibility of its hosts for the harmonization of the registration books and the reporting of administrative authorities.

Article 10. The mandatory inspection is carried out by district, district or development of district measurement administrative authorities designated by or authorized measurement institutions. There are no corresponding measurements at the local level or their measurement authorities do not have the capacity to report municipal measurement administrative authorities by district, district or development district measurement authorities and carry out mandatory inspection tasks by their designated or authorized measurement bodies.

The measurement body mandated by law to impose a mandatory inspection mandate shall complete its determination within 15 working days from the date of acceptance of the mandatory application. Special circumstances should not exceed 20 working days.

Article 11 of this city introduces a system of uniformed codings for mandatory vagaries. Specific harmonization of coding management approaches is developed by municipal measurement administrative authorities.

The obligatory logic is compiled and administered by the municipal metric administrative authorities, which use units and individuals for the mandatory inspection of the equipment in the current city's administration and the measurement body should use the mandatory prosecution mark in accordance with the provisions.

Article 12 Operators' measurements for trade settlement should be determined for the first time in accordance with the provisions. For the first time, the fiduciary measurements should be determined in accordance with the State's provisions for failures, rotations or cycles.

No eligible measurements are installed and used without the first mandatory inspection. Data that are not used as a basis for trade settlement are not used for the first mandatory screening of qualified measurements.

Trade settlement is mandatory for the mandatory screening of the fiduciary metrics and should be carried out by measurement institutions that are not covered by the trade parties or in the interest.

Article 13. The housing water tables installed by the construction units, the electrical energy tables, the fuel tables, heat energy tables, etc., should be introduced for the first time. No installation shall be installed without determination or determination.

Article 14 quantification institutions should guarantee the accuracy of the uniformity and value of national measurement units and provide technical guarantees for the enforcement of mandatory inspections by administrative authorities in accordance with the law.

The measurement body shall not have the following acts:

(i) Failing data or vetting certificates.

(ii) Execution of measurements in violation of measurement orders.

(iii) The use of measurement-based, standard-based measurements that are not considered to be qualified or exceed the period of effectiveness.

(iv) To assign persons who have not obtained measurements to carry out measurements.

(v) No mandatory screening of the present city shall be used, forged or used as prescribed.

Article 15 does not require the mandatory screening of other metrics and work metrics, the use of units and individuals should be self-registered or calibrated, or the commission of inspection of technical institutions.

The inspection of the metrics or the school quasi shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements for the screening of the equipment, the norms of the school and the award of the contract, and shall be awarded to the author for the purpose of the vetting or school certificate.

Article 16, non-independent legal organizations, such as representatives, offices or branches established within the city's administration, may engage in outreach activities related to their measurements, school-based services, and shall not conduct direct measurements and school-based activities.

Article 17 manufacture, sale of metrics and the use of metrics in production, operation activities shall be subject to the requirements of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations and shall not include the following acts:

(i) Accompanies or functions and the use of measurements.

(ii) Harmonization of measurements.

(iii) The unauthorized opening of probationary seals, destabilization of the vetting or destruction of a defective device.

(iv) Constraints for the manufacture of licences, inspection certificates, school quasi-creditation and printing.

(v) Failing or intrusing the mandatory prosecution mark.

(vi) There is no licence for the manufacture of metrics and the unauthorized conduct of measurements.

(vii) No licence marking, number of the manufacturer in accordance with the provisions.

(viii) Prohibition of sexual activity under other laws, regulations and regulations.

Chapter III Services measurement management

The hosters of the commodity transaction market, the trade market, the commercial site (overmarket) should strengthen the management of the measurements used in the field, with the corresponding measurement manager, and establish, in a significant position, mandatory and qualified measurements for public school tests.

Article 19 The average error is greater than zero and cannot be installed.

The operators of water supply, electricity, heating, etc. should not be transferred to the yardline or other facilities in accordance with the metrics shown by the end-user as a basis for the settlement.

Article 20 quantized packaging commodities should be prominently in the packaging of commodities, with the real and clear marking of the net content of commodities by Chinese, digital and statutory measurement units. The net content and its description should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

The operators may not sell quantitative packaging commodities that are not indicated as net.

Article 21 operators who do not prequalify the packaging commodities shall not be included in the net content. Consumers object to the measurement of commodity volumes, and operators should reorganize the measurement process and deal with new values.

The second article, in the course of its business, involved a shortage of commodities, services and should be made available to users, consumers to fill shortfalls or to compensate for losses. The operators are responsible for producers, suppliers and operators have the right to seek compensation after the removal or compensation of losses. In the course of the operation, the operator has a measure of fraud and should be compensated by law in accordance with the relevant legal, legislative and regulatory provisions on compensation for fraud.

Chapter IV

Article 23 should be equipped and used in accordance with laws, regulations and relevant standards to strengthen the management of energy, nutrients, the establishment of energy, metrics and archives, and the establishment of periodic inspections, schools, as required.

Article 24 should use measurements to carry out energy, sewerage measures, establish data verification systems that should be traced to effective measurements.

Means of measurement that can be used, efficiently and automatically recorded data are encouraged to be used as a matter of priority by enabling, IOM.

The analysis and application of energy, nutrient data should be strengthened through energy efficiency, with the need to calculate the energy use of this unit on a regular basis, energy efficiency in energy efficiency, phase-out of high-energy equipment and increase energy use and energy efficiency.

Article 25. Emphasis should be provided to professionals in energy measurement.

Energy metric staff who focus energy units should have energy measurement expertise and receive regular training on energy measurement expertise.

Article 26 Measured administrative authorities should conduct periodic reviews and monitoring inspections of the measurement of the measurements that focus on energy efficiency, nutrient units, measurement of data management and energy, such as measuring staff staffing and training.

Article 27 Measured administrative authorities should build a platform of efficiency, humiliation data-sharing to provide access to and sequestration information services, in conjunction with the administrative authorities, environmental protection authorities.

Chapter V

Article 28 Measured administrative authorities should establish a sound measurement monitoring management system that focuses on measurement supervision of commodities and services such as national economies and people's mass production, life, health, trade settlement.

In the course of business activities, the parties apply for measuring mediation or arbitration determination, testing, and measuring administrative authorities should be treated in accordance with the law and in a timely and impartial manner.

Article 29 should establish and improve measurement systems adapted to their production, research and management.

Measured administrative authorities should implement quantifiable recognition in units such as trade settlement, security protection, health, environmental monitoring, administrative law enforcement and judicial identification.

Article 33 Measured administrative authorities should strengthen the regulation of institutions and other probationary, school-based institutions that undertake mandatory inspections and conduct regular inspections of inspection, school-based activities, as compared to those of inspection.

Article 31 quantifies and tests carried out by the administrative authorities to carry out measurement inspections, shall not be charged to the inspector and the inspection costs are financed by the funds.

The inspector has the obligation to provide the required sample. The samples that may be sold and used should be returned to the inspector in a timely manner during the security period.

Article 32 Measured administrative authorities should conduct oversight inspections of various measurement activities. No unit or person shall refuse, impede the measurement inspection conducted by law.

Measured administrative authorities may hire social measurement monitors. The Social Measurement Supervisors should reflect the problems identified and the measures of violations in a timely manner, as well as the views of the various communities in society on the management of measurement.

Article 33 Measured administrative authorities should inform the management information on measurement oversight in a timely manner of the same-tier development reforms, work letters, public safety, transport, construction, business, environmental protection, business, food pharmacies, treasury, news publication. The executive branch should strengthen industry management and industry guidance in accordance with its responsibilities.

Article 34 quantification of administrative authorities should regularly inform society of information on the management of measurements and facilitate public access. Measured administrative authorities should make public reports and complaints available to society and receive counselling, reporting and complaints.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 35 Measurement technology institutions violate the provisions of article 8, paragraph 2, of this approach by charging administrative authorities for a period of time that is not reformulated and fined by 1000.

Article 16, in violation of article 9 of the present approach, provides for the registration of mandatory vouchers that are not used, for example, for the measurement of administrative authorities, for corrective action by the administrative authorities, and for the unit to be fined by a fine of $10 million to the individual.

Article 33, paragraph 2, of the present approach stipulates that, in violation of article 10, paragraph 2, of the scheme, the quantifiable body responsible for the imposition of a mandatory inspection is not subject to a regular limitation and is subject to the order of the administrative authorities and cannot be charged with the charges; and rejects the correctness of the award of measurements based on the relevant provisions. The loss of the prosecution unit and individuals should be compensated by law.

Article 338, in violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the present approach, does not use the mandatory prosecution mark as prescribed by the charging of the administrative authorities, rejects the correctness and fines of 1000.

Article 39, in violation of article 32, paragraph 1, of this scheme, rejects, impedes the inspection and is fined by a fine of more than 30,000 dollars for the measurement of administrative authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 40

Article 40 does not determine administrative penalties by the parties and may apply for administrative review under the law or to the People's Court. The parties did not apply for administrative review and did not sue for administrative sanctions decisions, and the administrative management that had made administrative sanctions decisions applied for enforcement by the People's Court.

Article 42 Measures the administrative authorities and their staff members, in violation of this approach, favouring private fraud, abuse of authority, play a role in measuring oversight, are redirected by superior organs or other competent organs, and are granted administrative disposition by law to the competent and other direct responsible personnel, which constitute a crime, and criminal responsibility by law.

Chapter VII

Article 43

(i) Measuring activities, which refer to the use of measurement units, the establishment of measurement equipment, the conduct of measurements, school qualification, testing, identification, manufacture, repairs (conversions), the installation, importation, sale, use of measurements, the collection, manufacture, marking, publication of measurements.

(ii) Measury criteria, which refer to in-kind equipment, measurement instruments, standard substances or measurement systems that are less accurate than the measurement benchmark, are used for the purpose of quantification or school quasi.

(iii) Social metrics, which are established by the metric authorities of the people at the district level, serve as the basis for the harmonization of the current administrative regional values and the measurement criteria for the performance of measurement monitoring in society.

(iv) Work metrics refer to measurements used in the day-to-day work to obtain quantitative measurement results.

(v) Measuring is defined as activities to identify and identify measurements in compliance with statutory requirements, including inspection, marking and vetting certificates.

(vi) Measuring schools refers to the operation of the correlation with the standard-reviewed value of measurement instruments, measurement systems directed under prescribed conditions, or in-kind, reference material representation.

(vii) Measuring services that refer to the use of measurement units, measurements of goods or services by operators.

The Chinese People's Liberation Army, the armed police force and the defence science and technology industry system in the administrative area of the city are not applicable to measures such as the development, development, production and use of military goods.

Article 42