(Summit 3th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Province, 17 April 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 188 of 28 April 2013, published as from 1 July 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen rapid market management, protect the legitimate rights and interests of enterprises and users operating fast-moving operations, promote rapid market health development and develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2. This approach applies to fast-moving and management activities within the territorial administration.

Rapid deportation refers to the rapid completion of the transfer activity within the time frame for the commitment.

Article 3. Provincial Postal Administration is responsible for monitoring management throughout the province's rapid market. The postal management at the local level is responsible for monitoring the management of the fast-moved market within the current administration.

The sectors such as economic trade, public security, national security, transport, taxes, prices, business, finance, customs, entry tests and quarantine are governed by their respective responsibilities.

Article IV Governments and their relevant sectors should incorporate the construction of rural and urban and regional processing facilities at this level into rural and urban planning and support and policy preferences for businesses operating fast-moving operations in the areas of land use, financing and facilitation of the movement of vehicles for fast-moving operations.

Vehicles used for fast-moving operations should be in line with vehicle technical regulatory requirements in the sectors of postal, public safety and transport.

Article 5 Governments and their relevant sectors should take effective measures to help small and medium-sized enterprises to raise corporate brand awareness, promote scale-based operations, continuously innovative forms of services, and strengthen corporate competitiveness.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should actively use modern science and technology instruments, establish automated, standardized and information-efficient service platforms, continuously improve the quality and service levels of services and meet rapid market development needs.

Chapter II

Article 7. The operation of fast-moving operations shall be subject to a fast-moval business licence, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China, the Quarterly Business Licence Management Scheme, and shall be registered by the business administration sector in accordance with the law; any citizen, legal person or organization shall not operate as soon as possible without the licence.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations have established branches and procedures should be made available to the postal management for the processing of the Removal Business Licence. A copy of the sub-office voucher and an accompanying directory are registered in the business administration sector at the branch's location; from 20 days from the date of the licence of business, the postal management process is pending.

Article 8 engages in fast-moving operations in a licence manner, and the concessionaire shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) A commercial licence contract with enterprises that have obtained the Rapid Defer Business Licence;

(ii) To provide the licensee with information networks, transport movement control, material supplies, searching and support for the normal functioning of the network;

(iii) The timely publication of information on concessional operations to society and the publication of the basic situation of the licensee;

(iv) Management responsibility for the operation of the licensee. The concessionaire shall strengthen the supervision of the quality of the services of the licensee and coordinate the handling of all-net consumer reports, complaints and complaints;

(v) In cases where the licensee ceases to operate, the concessionaire shall communicate the relevant information to the society in a timely manner and shall properly handle the unduly surrendered rapid and unreturned receipts;

(vi) In the conclusion of a licence contract, there should be a clear agreement between the parties on the assumption of consumer rights and liabilities and on the manner in which disputes are resolved.

Article 9 engages in fast-moving operations in a licence manner and the licensee shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) Accidental operating licence under the law shall not exceed the scope, duration and geographical scope of the licensee's operation;

(ii) No transfer, subcontracting shall be carried out without the consent of the concessionaire;

(iii) Non-compliance with the commitment of the concessionaire to operate a fast-moving operation shall not be accompanied by a reduction in the quality of the services or changes in the fees.

Article 10 Businesss operating fast-moving operations should agree with the parties' rights and obligations in the contract and report to the Postal Administration.

Article 11. In one of the following cases, the Postal Administration shall process the write-off procedure for the expeditious operation of the licence:

(i) The period of effectiveness of the Quick Deport Operations Licence;

(ii) The qualifications of corporate persons shall be terminated by law;

(iii) The applicant has no reason for having obtained the Quick-Term Operational Licence for more than six months without operating a fast-moving operation or for his own continuing business for more than six months;

(iv) Removal of operations during the effective period of the Quick Deport Operations Licence;

(v) Removal by law, withdrawal, or by the Quick-Term Business Licence Receivable;

(vi) Other cases provided for by law, administrative regulations.

After write-offs, the business should cease the fast-moving operation and apply by law to the enterprise registry authorities for registration or cancellation of registration.

Chapter III

Article 12. The provision of fast-moving services by enterprises operating fast-moving operations should be consistent with national and industrial standards.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should use standard-compliant fast-moving items. The packaging of the airfast should be consistent with civil aviation safety and transport standards.

Enterprises that operate fast-moving operations are encouraged to use environmentally sound paper-based, commutable or easily distracted plastic-loads where they meet the criteria for rapid sealing.

Article 13 businesses operating fast-moving operations should make public service prices and standards available to service users, in accordance with the relevant provisions of goods and services, in the place of business, for example, for the purpose of providing the services in writing, such as price sheets, quotations, etc.

Article XIV enterprises operating fast-moving operations should indicate when they are charged with fast-tracking, checking the information and accurately recording the weights, fees, etc.

Business liability insurance is encouraged to operate fast-moving operations. When companies operating fast-moving operations are charged, they should clarify the choice of insurance or insurance operations by the senders and inform their rights obligations.

Article 15 Businesss operating fast-moving operations should be operated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Postal Administration to ensure that fast-tracks are not damaged.

Article 16 Businesss operating fast-moving operations should be informed of the recipient's access to fast-tracking. The fast-track packaging is well-established and consistent, and the recipient should be contracted. Uncertainly, out-of-traded packagings should be informed by the recipients of the receipts of the receipts, and the recipient confirmed that there was no breakthrough. The State provides otherwise for rapid receipts, from its provisions.

If the recipient is unable to sign the receipt, the recipient may, with the consent of the recipient, sign the receipt by the other person designated by the recipient. At the time of the harvest, the recipient should verify the status and record.

Article 17 companies operating fast-moving operations should, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, enter into contracts with the senders to clarify the relationship between the parties' rights obligations with regard to the fast-moving factor at the time of the submission, and provide the receipt services that meet the contractual requirements.

The sender shall not provide the recipient with false commitments that are incompatible with the contract agreement, in accordance with the contract-agreed inspection process. Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should also be informed, at the time of the surrender, of the recipient's specific process of inspection, after the receipt was not contested, by the recipient signatory.

Business with e-commerce enterprises enter into long-term fast-moving services and, when entering into a contract or agreement, time-bound and emergency response measures should be clearly defined for e-commerce enterprises in special periods such as promotion of lifetime, statutory holidays. E-commerce enterprises shall not provide the recipient with false commitments that are not in accordance with the contract agreement. As a result of a false commitment by e-commerce enterprises resulting in the loss of the fast-track period, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China's Contracts Act, e-commerce enterprises assume responsibility for damages for loss.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should provide services such as business advice, inquiries, complaints, and address user complaints in a timely manner.

Users are not satisfied with the results and can petition postal management, which should be dealt with in a timely manner by law and responded within 30 days from the date of receipt of the complaint.

Article 19 The fast-moving orders provided by enterprises operating fast-moving operations should indicate in a prominent place the relevant elements of the terms of reparation, special agreement, etc. relating to user rights.

Reparations for fast-track losses are carried out in accordance with national standards of the fast-moving service.

Article 20 enterprises operating fast-moving operations shall not be allowed to stop their operation within the period of effectiveness of the Quick Deport Operations Licence.

The temporary cessation of the operation of the rapidly deportable business network, which has resulted in a failure to operate, should be reported in advance to the postal administration at the location in writing, to properly handle the uncommissioned fast-track and to provide timely social announcements in accordance with the provisions.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should ensure full-scale access and meet user service needs. In particular periods such as statutory holidays, businesses operating fast-moving operations should be structured in accordance with business forecasts, to ensure staffing and to ensure the proper functioning of the network.

Chapter IV

Article 21 Businesss operating fast-moving operations should establish and implement a fast-tracking system. Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should be subject to inspection of whether they are prohibited or restricted by the State, and whether they are consistent with the contents of the fast-moving checklist.

The laws, regulations and regulations require the sender to provide written vouchers or to present identity certificates, and businesses operating the fast-moving business should request the sender to provide the certificate's original or valid identity documents and to check the receipt of the recipient.

A fast-track access to mobile sites such as roads, hotels, vehicle stations should be required to present an effective identity document, such as real registration of a transferee, recipient and sender information. In order to be unable to produce effective identification documents, emphasis should be given to the identification and recognition that the latter can receive.

The sender refused to accept, rejecting the fact that the arsenal was completed, refused to provide a written voucher or did not produce an effective identity document in accordance with the provisions.

Article 2 enterprises operating fast-moving operations have found that the sender is prohibited by the sending country and should refuse the receipt. The above-mentioned items were found in the fast-trackings that had already been collected and should be stopped immediately.

Goods that are required forfeiture or destruction by law should be reported immediately to the relevant sectors and be processed in conjunction with the relevant sectors. No confiscation and destruction of prohibited items is required by law, and contact the sendor or the recipient should be properly addressed.

Article 23 businesses operating fast-moving operations should exercise safety control over the areas of receipt, sloting, transport, surrender, etc. and control over the fast-moving area for a 24-hour period to prevent the short, loss, destruction and destruction of fast-moving items in the delivery process.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should provide the required real-time data and information for security regulation and public services, in accordance with national standards and requests from government authorities.

Article 24 enterprises operating fast-moving operations should protect the safety and communications secrets of user information by law and ensure that user information is not stolen and disclosed.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations must not disclose user information, including transfers, trafficking, sale. The loss of the user due to disclosure of user information should be compensated by law.

Companies operating fast-moving operations should be compensated by law and be held accountable to staff members.

Article 25 businesses operating fast-moving operations should strengthen labour protection, comply with national labour-related systems and holiday systems, scientific management, use advanced technologies and new processes, improve labour conditions and guarantee the safety and health of workers.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should establish and improve human resources management systems and educational training mechanisms to increase the professional and legal awareness of employees.

Article 26 Business design and construction of fast-moving facilities should be in line with the requirements of public security agencies, national security agencies and customs to perform their duties under the law.

Article 27, in cases of rapid market policing, should be dealt with in a timely manner by public security authorities when they receive reports:

(i) Theft, instigation, private spoilers, concealment, destruction or unlawful detention, and inspection of other fast-tracks;

(ii) To disrupt the normal order of business places operating fast-moving operations in the form of perimetering, interception, etc.;

(iii) Illegal interception, strong denunciation and the transport of fast-moving vehicles;

(iv) Other acts affect the conduct of regular referral activities by enterprises operating fast-moving operations.

As a result of rapid residues, the public security authorities should take steps to promote the transfer of businesses or the surrender of lags; the postal management should strengthen coordination.

Article 28 businesses operating fast-moving operations should establish a system of responsibility for sound safe production, implement a reporting system on major matters in accordance with the provisions of the Postal Industries Safety Monitoring Scheme, and report thereon to the relevant sectors in a timely manner within the specified time frame.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 29 businesses operating fast-moving operations should establish and refine systems such as web operation management, business operation (processing) process management, quality supervision of services, access to complaints, escrow and risk control management, security management, emergency response.

Article 33 Businesss operating fast-moving operations should report statistical statements and reports to postal management in accordance with the law, and should not be transferred, concealed, modified, destroyed original records and vouchers, statistical desk accounts, statistical questionnaires, accounting information and other relevant evidence and information.

Article 31 enterprises operating fast-moving operations should comply with the provisions and requirements of the State's work on talent development and vocational skills identification of the remittant.

Enterprises operating fast-moving operations should encourage and organize practitioners to participate in the professional skills identification of the rapidly deportor, to obtain a certificate of professional qualifications for the Deportor and to ensure that the proportion of the pre-qualified remittance operators is consistent with the licence conditions.

Article 32 Postal management should enhance oversight inspections of businesses operating fast-moving operations, with the following measures:

(i) Access to inspection in the relevant places;

(ii) Access, reproduction of relevant documents, information, vouchers;

(iii) Identifying the registration of prohibited goods and transferring them to the relevant sectors;

(iv) Reference to units and personnel;

(v) Removal of deadlines for violations, violations.

When the postal administration conducts oversight inspections, the inspector shall not be less than two and should present a law enforcement document. Monitoring inspections carried out by postal management under the law shall not be denied or obstructed in cooperation with the relevant units and individuals.

Article XIII should be developed by fast-moving industry associations, in accordance with legal regulations and their statutes, to strengthen industrial self-regulation and to provide information, training and services to enterprises.

A fast-moving industry association shall not use its own status to commit such offences as price monopolies, to prevent malicious collation, manipulation of market prices and to undermine the legitimate rights and interests of other operators or consumers.

Article 34 should further the construction of a rapidly deportable industrial credit system, the introduction of enterprise credit classification management for the operation of fast-moving operations, the improvement of the credit demonstration system, the establishment of a fully-fledged self-regulation management system for enterprises leading to the operation, and the enhancement of corporate evaluation mechanisms for service quality, consumption and integrity.

Article 33 fifteenth Postal management should establish a system of improved regulation of fast-referral markets, regulate and optimize administrative approval procedures, streamline procedures and improve efficiency in the conduct of business; strengthen market regulation to establish clear liability, code of conduct, monitor effective and robust enforcement institutions and improve administrative regulation.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 36 Postal management staff abuse of authority, play negligence, provocative fraud, disposed of by the competent authority or the inspectorate, which constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 337, in violation of article 8 of the scheme, the concessionaire undertakes a licence operation, which is restructured by postal management orders and fines of up to $300,000.

In violation of article 9 of this approach, the licensee is subject to correction by postal management orders and a fine of up to $300,000.

Article 338 businesses operating fast-moving operations violate Article 10 of this scheme, which provides for the operation of escrow payments, which is converted by postal management orders and fines of up to 500,000 dollars.

Article 39, in violation of articles 12, 15, 16 of this approach, provides that businesses operating fast-moving operations violate the user's rights and interests, which are converted by postal management orders and fines of up to $300,000.

Article 40 enterprises operating fast-moving operations have not shown their standard of operating expenses or other price violations under article 13, and are punished by price authorities in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China price law.

Article 40, enterprise operating fast-moving operations violates article 18 of this approach, article 21, article 28, and article 28, by postal management orders and by fines of up to $300,000.

Article 42, in violation of article 23 of this approach, states that businesses operating fast-moval operations are not subject to security controls as required, and are subject to a deadline for postal management accountability; and that they have not been corrected, with a fine of up to $300,000.

Article 43, in violation of article 24 of this approach, stipulates that enterprises operating fast-moving operations and their practitioners are lawfully exposed to user information and are punished by the postal management in accordance with the provisions of the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China.

Article 44 enterprises operating fast-moving operations are in breach of article 33 of this approach, without timely reporting of statistical information or the provision of unrealistic and incomplete statistical information, which is converted by the postal management duty period; and are not later corrected, with a fine of up to $300,000.

Article 48 fracture companies operating fast-moving operations, in violation of article 31 of this scheme, has failed to meet the conditions of the licence through the proportion of fast-designed Operators, which are converted by the postal management duty period; and has not been corrected, with a fine of up to $3000 million.

Article 46, in violation of article 33, paragraph 2, is punishable by price authorities in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China price law, the People's Republic of China Anti-monopoly Act.

Chapter VII

Article 47 is governed by the relevant laws and regulations governing the entry and exit of the quarantine sector.

Article 48 is implemented effective 1 July 2013.