(Adopted by the 21st ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the province of Zangongang on 13 February 2014, No. 319 of the People's Government Order No. 319 of 13 February 2014)

Article I, in order to preserve fair trade order, enhance the ability of enterprises to confront international market risks, encourage businesses to maintain their legitimate rights and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Foreign Trade Act of the People's Republic of China, the Export and Import Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2

The counter-dumping of export products referred to in this approach include early warning, coordination, v., assessment, etc.

Article 3 Counter-dumping of export products should be guided by the principles of pre-emptive, proactive response, clear accountability and division of labour collaboration.

Article IV provides guidance, coordination of counter-dumping of export products in the current administrative region and the establishment of sound response mechanisms.

Article 5

(i) The financial administration authorities provide the necessary financial support for the counter-dumping of export products;

(ii) Human resources support from human resources and social security administration authorities for the development and introduction of anti-dumping talents for export products;

(iii) The external administration authorities are responsible for facilitating and opening a green corridor for task clearance (received) and documentation to deal with cases of counter-dumping of export products abroad.

Customs at all levels provide the business sector with statistical information, advisory services and services related to counter-dumping of export products.

Article 6. Industry organizations (including industry organizations identified by the provincial business sector as a model point for foreign trade early warning and industry organizations that have not been identified as a model point for external trade early warning should play a self-regulatory and coordinating role in collecting, validating, presenting relevant information, organizing and assisting enterprises in the counter-dumping of export products.

Article 7 concerns that enterprises should improve corporate accounting systems and regulate export behaviour based on corporate accounting standards; provide timely information to relevant industry organizations on cases of counter-dumping of export products, cooperate with the business sector and related industry organizations in counter-dumping of export products and fulfil their obligations.

Article 8. Intermediation organizations, such as lawyers' services, accountants' services, are encouraged to provide professional services for anti-dumping of export products. Intermediation organizations are involved in counter-dumping of export products and should respect the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and agreements with the commissioner and defend the interests of the commissioner.

Article 9. The business sector and relevant industry organizations should organize awareness-raising and training on export products to help enterprises raise awareness and capacity.

Enterprises should improve the internal training system to raise their awareness and capacity.

Article 10 encourages businesses to avoid the dumping of export products or to reduce the damage caused by anti-dumping measures, including technology innovation, market expansion, external investment.

Article 11 Industrial organizations (hereinafter referred to as an early warning industry organization) are responsible for collecting information on anti-dumping of early warning related to export products in the industry (hereinafter referred to as early warning information).

Organizations in the non-warning industry are encouraged to conduct early warning information collection and reporting.

Article 12. Business has been informed of early warning information, which has been sent within three working days from the date of receipt, to the relevant industry organizations; the situation is urgent and can be sent directly to the business sector of the location.

The early warning industry organizations were informed of early warning information, the commercial sector, the notice of the relevant business, and the recommendations were made to respond to it within three working days from the date of their knowledge.

The business sector has been informed of early warning information and has informed relevant industry organizations and businesses within three working days from the date of knowledge and provided guidance.

Article 13. The business sector of the province considers it necessary to organize an early warning briefing; it is considered that coordination on matters related to the vetting process should be organized. The Early Warning Board or the Compliance Board may be convened by the municipality, the district (market, area) business sector or related industry organizations entrusted by the provincial business sector.

Article 14. When the export product anti-dumping case investigation body has been established, the business sector should coordinate the determination of the organization's responsibilities for the organization of the appropriate industry organization.

The following responses should be taken by an early warning industry organization or by sector organizations that have been identified as responsible for organizing the response.

(i) Organizing, promoting business involvement in the case;

(ii) To guide the survey of export-related enterprises in cooperation with export-oriented anti-dumping cases;

(iii) Organizing, assisting business-related enterprises in conducting consultations, negotiations, etc.;

(iv) The business involved includes other provinces (self-governing areas, municipalities) and communication and collaboration with relevant industry organizations in the country or in the relevant localities.

Article 15. The industry organizations should organize counter-dumping cases in export products in the process of v.

State-related industry organizations should organize counter-dumping cases in export products in the process of v.

Article 16 deals with the enterprise of the case or the decision of the relevant industrial organization shall be sent within five working days of the date on which the information shall be decided to be delivered to the commercial sector of the location, which shall be communicated by the commercial sector of the province.

The business decision of the export product anti-dumping case investigation body should not be v.

Article 17: The export product anti-dumping case is one of the following cases, and the relevant industry organizations or should communicate to the business sector in a timely manner and make recommendations for responses or recommendations:

(i) The enforcement of discriminatory policies or methods of investigation by the export product anti-dumping case investigation body;

(ii) There should be disagreements between enterprises and difficulties in coordination among relevant industry organizations may affect the results.

Article 18 shall be v.

(i) The exclusion of other relevant businesses should be v.

(ii) Disadvantaged or otherwise unreasonable means of impairing other corporate interests;

(iii) Other acts that may have adverse effects on the order or the industry as a whole.

Article 19 concerning industrial organizations or shall be v. the enterprise in the course of the application to require non-relevant v. the enterprise to provide information, shall enter into a confidential agreement with the non-responsibility of the enterprise and make reasonable use of the material obtained.

Article 20: The export product anti-dumping case investigation authority or the importer (zone) export product anti-dumping case stakeholders initiated a review, which shall be considered by the enterprise and shall be assisted by relevant industry organizations.

The export product anti-dumping case investigation authority or the importer (zone) export product counter-dumping case stakeholders have not initiated a review, but the relevant industry organizations consider that export product counter-dumping measures have adverse impacts on the industry and should be coordinated by relevant industry organizations.

The business sector considers that export product counter-dumping measures have a negative impact on the relevant industries in the current administration region and should recommend that the enterprise or relevant industrial organizations initiate or participate in the review; and that the reasons for the refusal should be given to the business sector if the enterprise or the relevant industry organizations refuse to initiate or participate in the review.

Article 21 deals with business or industry organizations that consider that export product anti-dumping cases require responses from the relevant sectors of the State, making applications to the provincial business sector through the location of the business sector.

In the provincial business sector, the export product counter-dumping cases require responses from the relevant national sectors, and requests for multiple (bilateral) responses should be submitted to the national business sector.

Article 22 deals with matters that are considered by the enterprise in question or by the relevant industry organizations to be contrary to the rules of the World Trade Organization, and is required to submit to the World Trade Organization dispute resolution bodies for submission to the provincial commercial sector through the locational business sector.

The provincial business sector considers that matters relating to the export of products anti-dumping cases are in violation of World Trade Organization rules and that they need to be submitted to the World Trade Organization dispute resolution bodies and should apply to the national commercial sector.

Article 23 of the Early Warning Point Industry Organization is responsible for the establishment of a case file of anti-dumping of export products from the industry, conducting an industrial impact assessment of export products related to the industry by year, and transmitting the assessment to the commercial sector of the location, which is sent to the provincial commercial sector.

Article 24 Relevant sectors involved in the counter-dumping of export products (institutional), industry organizations, brokering organizations and businesses should be kept confidential in response strategies for export products anti-dumping cases and key information, such as the core elements of the programme, as well as commercial secrets known in the response process.

Article 25.

Article 26, in violation of article 24 of this approach, provides that the strategy for dealing with cases of counter-dumping of export products by industry organizations, brokering organizations and enterprises, and the key information, such as the core elements of the programme, are warned by the business sector that could be fined by more than 5,000 yen; in the case of serious circumstances, a fine of over 3,000 dollars.

In violation of article 24 of this approach, the commercial secrets known in the course of the open handling of industrial organizations, brokering organizations and enterprises are punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Anti-Frame Law.

In violation of this approach, the business sector and other relevant sectors (institutional) have one of the following cases, which are governed by the law by the competent body responsible for direct responsibility and other persons directly responsible:

(i) Failure to notify relevant industry organizations and enterprises in a timely manner, without having been informed of early warning information, with serious consequences;

(ii) Business secrets known in the course of disclosure;

(iii) There are other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Article 28 states that early warning information referred to in this approach refers to information known before an export product anti-dumping case investigation authority, concerning the counter-dumping of export products, and information that has a significant impact on the counter-dumping of export products in the aftermath of a case.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2014.