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Suzhou Market Price Supervision And Administration

Original Language Title: 苏州市市场价格行为监督管理办法

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Regulatory of market prices in Sus State

(Summit 13th ordinary meeting of the People's Government Order of the State of Sus Republic of 4 June 2013 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 128 of 27 June 2013, No. 128 of the Order of the Government of the State of the Sudan, which came into force on 1 August 2013)

Article 1, in order to regulate market price behaviour, preserve market price order, protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, operators and develop this approach in the light of laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China price law.

Article 2

This approach refers to market price actions arising from the sale of the operators or the provision of goods or services that are subject to market regulation.

Article 3. Regulatory of market prices is governed by the principles of government norms, industrial coordination, integrity of operators and social co-monitoring.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen their leadership in the management of market price surveillance, establish a sound market price surveillance system and create a fair competition market price environment.

Article 5

Other relevant sectors should monitor the management of market prices in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. Towns, street price surveillance services and village, community price surveillance service points are guided by the municipal, district-level government price authorities to undertake price policy advocacy, information communication, market inspections and dispute mediation.

Article 7. Government price authorities at the municipal, district level (zone) should strengthen the promotion and supervision of industrial organizations associated with market price behaviour.

The relevant industry organizations should adhere to price laws, regulations, industrial price codes and self-binding mechanisms, and urge members of industry organizations to operate in self-regulation and integrity.

Article 8. Any unit and individual have the right to report and complain about price violations.

The media have the right to conduct public opinion monitoring of market prices.

Article 9 imposes market price of goods and services, which is based on the cost of production and market supply and demand, in accordance with the principles of equity, legitimacy and good credit.

Article 10 operators should establish an internal price management system based on operational conditions to accurately record and approve the cost of production of goods and services.

Price service windows, such as chambers, supermarkets, trade markets and various professional transactions markets, are encouraged to deal with price counselling complaints in a timely manner.

Article 11. The owner's marketing of goods or services should be subject to a minimum tender price as prescribed by the Government price authorities, indicating the contents of the commodities name, place of origin, specifications, grades, price units, prices or services, and fees standards.

There is a need to increase the content of the tender price and the non-applicability of tenders, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the government price authorities.

Article 12 The operator should have a document containing specific collection projects and prices in the settlement.

Article 13. The level of sales of operators, the reduction of specifications and the reduction of the number of commodities with no significant changes in the external market are still being settled in accordance with the original price and should be given special indications in the place of operation in the commodity sales period.

Article 14.

(i) Constrainting, dispersing price information and disrupting market price order;

(ii) In addition to the production of self-ustainable quantities beyond normal storage or storage cycles, the supply of a large number of destabilizing markets, the price of commodities with abnormal fluctuations, which are still destabilizing after a Government price authority cautions;

(iii) Use other means of price escalation.

Article 15

(i) The content of the markmark is incompatible with the actuality and thus buying by means of induceing consumers or other operators;

(ii) For the same commodities or services, two tenders are used in the same transaction sites, with low-cost solicitation of customers and settlement of high prices;

(iii) The price of deceptive or misleading language, language, photographs, videos, measurement units etc.;

(iv) The sale of commodities does not mark the processing of goods and the price of goods;

(v) The sale of commodities and the provision of services is subject to price conditionalities, which are not indicative or implicit;

(vi) Prior to the sale of commodities and the provision of services, there is a price commitment not to be fulfilled or not fully implemented;

(vii) Other price fraud.

Article 16

(i) Forced transaction with its own favourable conditions or using the transaction to the detriment of the parties;

(ii) Forcible transactions, depending on the tacit acceptance of the transaction;

(iii) Forcible transactions with administrative power;

(iv) Other forced transactions accept goods or services of a particular price.

Article 17 Operators carry out preferential marketing activities that directly or indirectly reduce commodity or service prices, which should include the causes, modalities, rules, deadlines, scope and relevant restrictive conditions in the place of operation.

The price shown by the operator in the event of a concessionary marketing shall not be higher than the lowest transaction price of the transaction ticket delivered in the current transaction site within seven days prior to the release; if there are no transfers within seven days, the bid price for the sale of goods and services shall not be higher than the last transaction price before seven.

More than three thousand metres of business are operating in the single hotel area, which should be made available to the Government price authorities at the district level (zone) by seven days of the price promotion campaign.

Article 18, when the operator sells a commodity or provides services, an accompanying commodity or accompanying service essential to that commodity or service shall not require the consumer to pay another price or cost.

Government price authorities should strengthen price monitoring efforts, improve price monitoring networks and establish price-removal emergency monitoring scenarios.

Government price authorities should put in place a system of price information announcements that promote the rational pricing of operators, consumer rational consumption through the publication of information on important goods and services to society, such as networks, radio, television, journals, street community information publication.

When government price authorities carry out price monitoring under the law, operators should provide real, accurate and complete data.

Article 20 Government price authorities should advance the construction of the price credit system, establish a credit file for the sound operators and make the price of credit information available in accordance with the law.

Article 21 states that government price authorities may make recommendations, signals, guides, discouragements, cautions, interviews, warnings, warnings, etc. to guide operators in regulating price behaviours:

(i) The overall level of market prices, the occurrence of important commodities or services prices, or the possibility of abnormal fluctuations;

(ii) Concrete or likely to concentrate on price issues;

(iii) The finding that the price of the operator is not regulated and unreasonable, but is not yet a violation of the price;

(iv) The finding of a minor price violation by the operator, but may not be subject to administrative sanctions by law;

(v) Government price authorities consider it necessary to guide operators in regulating price behaviour.

Article 2, in which price disputes arise, the parties may apply for mediation to government price authorities and their established price accreditation bodies or town, street price surveillance services.

Government price authorities should establish a pool of price dispute mediators and a pool of price dispute mediation experts, composed of special mediators and part-time mediators.

The principle of voluntary, legal, equality and effectiveness should be followed by price dispute mediation.

Article 23 Government price authorities should establish a system of reporting complaints for price violations and make public the channels for reporting complaints. The government price authorities that receive the complaints should be treated in accordance with the provisions of the investigation to communicate the results to the reporting person or the complainant, to the extent that the reporting person is confidential and to grant incentives to the reporting holder.

Article 24 violates the provisions of this approach by the operator, which are subject to the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations.

Article 25 In violation of this approach, the operator has one of the following cases, which is being corrected by the Government's price authority, and is unable to change, with a fine of more than 1,000 dollars:

(i) The area of operation of a single shop is more than three thousand square meters and is not required prior to the implementation of a price promotion campaign;

(ii) When government price authorities carry out price monitoring under the law, the operators did not provide the relevant data in accordance with the provisions.

Article 26 Operators violate the provisions of this scheme, in one of the following cases, are converted by a Government price authority, which can be fined by more than 1,000 k$1 million, in the circumstances of a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

(i) The operators that had made a prior consumption settlement did not communicate the consumer price in accordance with the provisions in advance;

(ii) Reduce commodity levels, specifications, volumes, but no significant changes, and, according to the original price, operators have not indicated in accordance with the provisions;

(iii) The operators carry out preferential marketing activities that directly or indirectly reduce the prices of commodities or services, which do not provide for express promotional content;

(iv) When the operator sells the commodities or provides services, the goods or services are essential to the goods or services or accompanying services, requiring the consumer to pay the price or costs separately.

Article 27 of the Government's price authorities and their staff violate the provisions of this approach, toys negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are governed by the law by their own units or by the superior authorities for the direct responsible personnel and other direct responsibilities; constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 August 2013.