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Administrative Measures For The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Wine

Original Language Title: 内蒙古自治区酒类管理办法

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Methodology management in the self-government region of Mongolia

(The first ordinary meeting of the Government of the people of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia, held on 23 January 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 195 of 12 March 2013 by the Government of the People's Government of the Mongolian Autonomous Region, effective 1 May 2013)

Chapter I General

Article I, in order to strengthen the production and circulation of alcohol, preserve the legal rights and interests of producers, operators and consumers, develop this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Product Quality Act, the People's Republic of China Food Security Act and relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 refers to the alcoholic consumption as described in this approach, which is more than 0.5 per cent of the alcohol (dol content) and includes the distribution of alcohol, evaporation, sewerage, food use, alcohol and other drinks containing alcohol components. In addition to the alcohol, which is produced by the State's relevant administrative authorities, the health-care food is provided.

Article IV. The Government of the people above the flag district should strengthen the leadership in the management of alcohol production, circulation and establish a system of safe retroactivity in the quality of alcohol.

Article 5

The sectors such as food medicine, health, entry tests and quarantine are governed by the law in accordance with their respective duties.

Chapter II Production management

Article 6. Enterprises that engage in the production of alcohol types should apply to the executive branch of quality technical supervision in the self-government area for the acquisition of licences for the production of alcohol.

The following conditions should be met:

(i) In line with the industrial policy of the State and the autonomous region;

(ii) The quality of products is consistent with national standards, industry standards and requirements to guarantee human health and physical, property safety;

(iii) A sound quality management system and accountability system;

(iv) A licence of business;

(v) Professional technicians for production and testing in accordance with technical standards;

(vi) The conditions in which the quality of the product is ensured and the corresponding production equipment, measurements, testing means;

(vii) Other conditions under law, administrative regulations.

Article 7. The executive branch of quality technical supervision in the self-government area shall be reviewed within sixty days of the date of receipt of the application, in accordance with conditions, by granting licences for the production of alcohol types; incompatible with conditions, without approval and in writing.

Article 8 Wage-based production enterprises should be prominently in the packaging of alcohol-based products, with Chinese indications of the place of production plants, the location of the plant, the date of production, the marking and number of production licences, the name and content of the main components. The type of alcohol used should indicate the duration of the insurance.

Article 9

(i) Stimulating, changing, intrusive production licences or producing alcohol groups beyond the range of licences for the production of alcohol;

(ii) The use of alolol, non-food alcohol and other non-food-using materials for the production of alcohol;

(iii) To take advantage of qualified products by facsimile, courial or non-qualified products;

(iv) Contrary the place of production of the product, forfeiture or intrusing or using other plants, plant sites, trademarks, packaging, babies, forfeiture or forfeiture of the quality mark;

(v) The unauthorized use of the name specific to the type of alcohol produced by others, packaging, babies or the use of the names, packaging, babies produced with others, resulting in confusion and the type of alcohol produced by others;

(vi) The use of toxic, hazardous containers, transport and storage of alcohol types;

(vii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations.

Chapter III

Article 10

Article 11. Electors shall register in the same commercial administration sector of the registered local business administration within sixty days of the date of the acquisition of licenses and food circulation licenses from the business administration sector.

Article 12. The procedures for the registration of the vouchers shall be submitted to the commercial administration of the Government of the people of the flag District for the following documents:

(i) Two types of registration of the alcohol-based distribution file;

(ii) Accreditation by a statutory representative, a licence of operation of chapter Gay, a licence for food circulation, a copy of the legal representative's identity card;

(iii) Other material requested by the commercial administration of the self-government area.

In addition to the submission of the above-mentioned materials, the licensees of imported goods signed by the statutory representative, the customs tax tax bill should be submitted.

Article 13. The commercial administration of the Government of the people above the flag district level shall be registered within five days of receipt of the material from the operator of the alcohol and shall be added to the list of documents for the distribution of the alcohol.

Article 14. The commercial administration of the Government of the people of the flag and above shall record and preserve the archival registration information and registration materials of the bar operators and establish the registration file.

Changes in the registration of alcohol-based operators should take place within thirty days of the date of change to the business administration of the people of the flag and above.

The business administration sector of the people of the flag district should be processed within five days from the date of receipt of the material from the bar operators.

Article 16 registers of bars are not validated from the date of the cancellation of registrations by bar operators in the business administration or the suspension of business licences.

The commercial administration of the Government of the people of the flag and above should regularly verify the write-off or cancellation of the licences of the bar operators and the timely publication of the release of the void.

Wages are damaged or lost in the form of a register, and the barr's operators should apply to the registered registry sector.

Article 17 Liberal operators should post a bar-source registration form at a wise place in the place of business.

The bar operators shall not be deceived, forged, modified, sold, borrowed, transferred to the list of documents for the distribution of the alcohol.

Article 18 Operators of alcohols should complete the accompanying shipment of alcohol-based goods, record the flow of information on alcohol-based commodities, and carry out the goods in a single manner.

The flow of alcohol should be accompanied by a paper or electronic document that should not be invoked, forged, sold, borrowing, repeated use.

Article 19 The distribution of alcohol shall be accompanied by the name, address, record registration, contact, name of the purchase unit, date of sale, the sale of goods, specifications, place, quantity, units, production orders, production orders, production dates, etc., and the seals of the same-class operators.

In the case of the purchase of alcohol-based commodities by the bar operators, the licenses for the flow of food, the production of licences, the registration of the bars, the copy of the licence, and the distribution authorizations for the distribution of alcohol commodities and the distribution of the alcohol-type operator's seals should be obtained.

The import of alcohol-based commodities should also be required for the import of food-health certificates from the Quarantine sector, the import of food labels.

When consumers purchase alcohol-based commodities, they are entitled to access the alcohol-based combination.

Article 21 Operators of alcohols should establish bars and maintain three years.

In article 22, the pyrethroid operators should operate to distribute whites at fixed sales locations and prohibit the sale of the movement.

The pyrethroids should be sealed in line with the mark of the national standard for the labelling of drinks and indicate the name of the product, the date of production, the period of maintenance, the name of the producer and the means of contact.

The distributing of whites should be carried out in places that are in line with food safety and hygiene management, and the container should be closed, with the loaded by the supplyer and controlled by the bag.

Article 23 directly sells alcohol-based commodities to consumers and places such as on-site consumer catering units, bars, Google and night clubs should be established, and the recycling management system for the import of harma-used packaging materials should be established.

Article 24, in the transport of alcohol-based goods, should provide photocopies such as an accompanying list, a product quality test certificate.

Logistics delivery, transport services enterprises or individuals should be screened for the photocopy of the alcohol-based operators, the product quality test qualification certificate, and shall not provide logistics distribution, transport services for those who do not have the bars attached.

Article 25 Emissions of alcohol-based goods by bar operators should be consistent with the relevant requirements for food health management, fire safety and storage. The alcoholic commodities should be removed from high-polluting, high-level radioactive items and should not be confused with toxic, harmful, corrupt and resilient items.

Article 26 Operators may not sell alcohol-based commodities to minors and shall be express in their place of operation.

The following acts are prohibited by alcohol circulation:

(i) The sale of alcohol types of harmful human health exchange, such as Aolol, non-food alcohol;

(ii) The sale of falsifications, falsification of production plants, plant sites and the production date;

(iii) The sale of alcoholic types of intellectual property, such as the right of a trademark;

(iv) The sale of alcohol and the illicit import of alcohol by facsimile;

(v) The sale of obsolete, transcidental bars;

(vi) The sale of imported bars that do not add to the label;

(vii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article twenty-eighth people's governments and their relevant authorities shall not limit or impede the flow of legitimate alcohol commodities in the present administrative region.

Article 29 states that more people at the flag district level, the business administration sector, the business administration sector and other relevant administrations should strengthen surveillance of the alcohol market and identify offences in the flow of alcohol by law.

Article 33, the commercial administration of the Government of more than a flag district and other relevant authorities shall not be less than two persons in accordance with the law and shall present administrative law enforcement documents issued by the Government of the self-government. The units and individuals concerned should be supported and synergistic and must not be denied or hindered.

The following measures can be taken when the business administration sector and other relevant management authorities of the Government of the Overseas Territories conduct oversight inspections:

(i) On-site inspection of places suspected of being engaged in the production and sale of alcohol;

(ii) Examination of the use of the vehousing of the electronic circulating material, the accompanying of the alcohol and the operation of the voucher;

(iii) Access, reproduction or recording of materials related to alcohol oversight matters;

(iv) Where there is a need for a sample of alcohols, evidence that may be lost or otherwise difficult, may be registered before the date of registration by the law enforcement officer;

(v) To request the parties to provide clarifications on the issues related to alcohol surveillance;

(vi) Other measures prescribed by law, legislation and regulations.

In Article 32, the quality technical supervision of the administration, the business administration sector, the business administration sector, and the business administration sector should establish a system of alcohol surveillance reporting and make reporting available to society. Any unit or person has the right to lodge complaints, reports to the relevant administrative authorities for offences committed in the production, circulation or inspection activities of alcohol. Complaints and reporting sectors should be promptly checked and processed by law.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of the provisions of this approach, the People's Republic of China's Product Quality Act, the Consumer Rights Protection Act of the People's Republic of China, and the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations have provided for specific penalties.

In violation of article 11, article 15, paragraph 1, and article 22, paragraph 1, of this approach, the commercial administration of the Government of the Utilities has been warned by the Government of the Utilities and the Government of the Utilities for the period of time to be converted to the time limit; the delay was not rectified by a fine of 500,000 dollars.

In violation of article 17, paragraph 2, and article 18, paragraph 2, of this scheme, the commercial administration of the people of the flag District is fined by more than 5,000 dollars, representing crimes, and criminal responsibility is lawful.

Article 16, in violation of article 18, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides warnings from the business administration sector of the Government of the Fierc District for the period of time to be converted, with the imposition of a fine of more than 5,000 dollars.

Article 33 of the anti-net approach provides for a warning by the business administration sector of the Government of the veterans at the level of the flag and above, for a period of time being changed, with a fine of over €50 million.

Article 338, in violation of article 24 of this approach, is a warning by the business administration sector of the Government of the people above the flag district and a fine of up to 5,000 dollars.

Article 39, in violation of article 26 of this approach, does not make an express statement in the place of operation, by the commercial administration of the people of the flag and above, by warnings to the relevant authorities, by the period of time being rescheduled, by fines not exceeding 100 million yen; and by the barr, the owner knows that the minor continues to have serious consequences for the sale of the alcohol, with a fine of more than 500 dollars.

Article 40: The business administration sector and other relevant management supervision of inspection staff at the flag district level is one of the following cases, which is governed by the law, and which constitutes an offence and are held criminally by law:

(i) The failure to carry out the oversight functions under the law or to discover that the offence is not investigated, causing serious consequences;

(ii) obstruct the normal production and operation of the parties;

(iii) Disclosure of State secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy known in monitoring inspections;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, title fraud, andys of negligence.

Annex VI

Article 40