(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Province, 31 May 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 189 of 20 June 2013, on the date of publication)

The Government of the people of the province has decided to amend the Regulations on the Management of the Collective Economic Organization for Rural Regions in the Province of Broad Orientale as follows:

Article 11, paragraph 1, was amended to read: “The Rural Collective Economic Organization has established three-7 associations or the Council and the Governing Council and the 3-5-person Monitoring Group on Democratic Property. For each term of three to six years, a specific term of office is decided by the Government of the people at the district level to be re-elected without cross-service.”

This decision was taken on 31 May 2013 and was carried out from the date of publication.

The Regulation on the Management of the Collective Economic Organization for Rural Regions in the Province of Broad Orientale has been replicated in accordance with this decision.

Annex: The management provisions of the Collective Economic Organization for Rural Regions (Amendment No. 109 of 9 August 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 109 of the Great Orientale Province, issued on 31 May 2013, at the 4th ordinary meeting of the Royal Oriental Government of 30 May 2013 for consideration of the adoption of the amendment to the Decision of the Government of the Greater Orientale province to the Amendment to the Regulations on the Management of the Collective Economic Organization of the Rural Region of the Province of Orientale province, issued by Decree No. 189 of 20 June 2013

Article 1 guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of the rural collective economic organizations and their members, in accordance with the laws, regulations, such as the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China's Agriculture Act, and in the light of the actual practice of my province.

Article 2 Rural collective economic organizations have been restructured as companies and do not apply to this provision.

Article 3 states that the collective economic organization of the rural population is referred to as the former People's Public Service, the Leader of Production, the Reform of the Production Team and the restructuring of the economic organization, including the Economic Co-General, the Economic Co-operation, the Economic Cooperative and Sharehold Cooperation Economics, the Common Economics for Sharehold Cooperation, the Economic Union for Sharehold Cooperation, and the Economic Union for Cooperation.

Article IV, under the leadership of the communes (communes), the Communist Party of the Village, enjoys the autonomy of independent economic activities under the law and is subject to the supervision of all levels of the Government of the people and the Village Commission. The rural collective economic organization has managed democracy and elected and dispersed managers under the law to determine the major matters of management.

Article 5

Article 6

Article 7

The name of the Rural Collective Economic Organization is unity: the town (urban, commune) of the town (urban, commune) of the Grand Orientale province (urban, commune) and the economic cooperatives of the village of the town (urban, commune) in the town of the town (urban, commune).

The Rural Collective Economic Organization, which operates a system of equity cooperation, has the name of the Common Economic Cooperation of the Central Orientale province (markets, areas) town (farm, communes) in the town (urban, commune) in the town (urban, commune) in the town of Hiroshima (community, commune) and the Economic Cooperation of Shareholds.

Article 8. The Constitution of the Rural Collective Economic Organization shall be in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations.

The Constitution of the Rural Collective Economic Organization was adopted by the Assembly of Members of the Organization. The statute of the organization shall contain the following matters:

(i) Names and residences;

(ii) Purpose;

(iii) Assets of the organization;

(iv) Membership and its rights, obligations;

(v) Management generation and removal;

(vi) Democratic decision-making, democratic management and its proceedings, conduct of affairs, voting rules (including major matters to be voted by the Assembly of Members, specific matters to be voted by the Conference of Members, the number of representatives of members representing the Conference and the manner in which they arise);

(vii) Benefit distribution system;

(viii) Oversight management and financial public systems;

(ix) Changes in the organization's statutes;

(x) Other related matters.

Article 9. The highest authority of the Rural Collective Economic Organization is a member of the General Assembly. Any matter involving the interests of the members must be submitted to the General Assembly for its discussion.

The Rural Collective Economic Organization voted on specific matters, which could be taken in the form of a meeting of member representatives. The matters adopted by members on behalf of the Conference shall be communicated to five days. More than 1/10, a member with the right to vote shall be submitted to the General Assembly.

A vote was taken by a member General Assembly or by a member on behalf of the Conference by means of a vote “one vote” or “one household vote”.

Article 10 The participation of more than 2/3 members of the organization should be attended by members of the Rural Collective Economy, which should be adopted on behalf of more than 2/3.

Article 11. The Rural Collective Economic Organization has established three-7 associations or a democratic financial management oversight team or a directory of the Council and the three-5 people. For each term of three to six years, a specific term of office was decided by the Government of the people at the district level to be re-elected without cross-functioning.

The composition of the Council or the Council, the Monitoring Group on Democratic Institutions or the Office of the Ombudsman shall be elected by or on behalf of the Conference by members of the Collective Economic Organization, and shall be elected by the Director and Vice-President, the President and Vice-President, the Head of Group and Vice-Chair, the Head of Group and Vice-Chair, the Director and Vice-Chair, the Chief of Mission and the Vice-President.

Representatives of more than 1/5 or more than one third of the members of the Collective Economic Organization may call for the dismissal of non-appointed boards or Governing Council, the Democratic Property Monitoring Group or members of the Bureau of Cassation; or the Council shall organize, within 60 days of receipt of the bill, a member's congress or a member representing the Conference.

Article 12

(i) The operation management of land and other assets that are collectively owned by members of the Organization;

(ii) Operational management determines, by law, all resource assets and other assets of the Organization;

(iii) Managing the funds allocated by the above-mentioned people's Government and the assets and funds granted by citizens, legal persons and other organizations;

(iv) Management of collective land contracts, flow transfer and other collective assets;

(v) Servicing of members of the Organization;

(vi) Other responsibilities under the statute of the Organization.

Article 13

(i) The ownership of collective land and other collective assets;

(ii) The right to use, exercise and benefit of all assets of the Organization operating;

(iii) Independent economic activity and management of internal affairs;

(iv) To deny unlegal charges, assessed contributions or pooled funds;

(v) Other rights under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 14.

(i) Observance of the laws, regulations, and statutes of the organization;

(ii) The protection of all assets of States collectively used by law;

(iii) To receive guidance and oversight from all levels of government agricultural administration;

(iv) The introduction of an asset and financial public system, acceptance of the audit of the rural collective economic audit department and the supervision of the members of the organization;

(v) Other obligations under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 15. Members of the former People's Institute, the Production Team, the Production Team, and members of the Production Team are reserved at the location of the Collective Economic Organization in Rural Areas to fulfil their legal and organizational obligations under the Constitution and are members of the Rural Collective Economic Organization.

At the time of the introduction of a two-tier operating system based on household contractors, the children of members of the Collective Economic Organization were born at the seat of the Collective Economic Organization and the fulfilment of legal and organizational obligations under the Constitution of the rural collective economic organization.

In applying a two-tier operating system based on household contracting, a citizen who moves away from the seat of the Collective Economic Organization shall be appointed by the Committee or by the Council in accordance with the statute of the organization and shall vote on its membership; the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, as well as other provisions by the Government of the people at the district level.

Members of the Rural Collective Economic Organization write-off, with their membership being cancelled; legal, legislative, regulatory and organizational constitutions are otherwise provided.

Article 16 enjoys the following rights for members of the Rural Collective Economic Organization:

(i) The exercise of the right to vote by law, the right to vote and the right to vote;

(ii) The right to collective asset property rights, access to collective assets and the operational benefits of all assets of States collectively used by law;

(iii) Land and other assets contracted by collective economic organizations;

(iv) The open solicitation project for collective economic organizations, with priority under the same conditions;

(v) To oversee the operation management activities of the Collective Economic Organization, to make observations and proposals for access to meetings of member States or members representing meetings, financial accounting reports, etc.;

(vi) Other rights under the statute of law, regulations, regulations and organizations.

Article 17

(i) Observance of the laws, regulations, and statutes of the organization;

(ii) Maintenance of the legitimate rights and interests of collective economic organizations;

(iii) The operation of family contractors by law;

(iv) Other obligations under the statute of law, regulations, regulations and organizations.

Article 18 of the Rural Collective Economies proved to be the identity of the Rural Collective Economic Organization, whereby the communal economic organization issued a certificate free of charge to the communes of the communes of the communes or the uneconomies of the region, which is responsible for specific work by the agricultural administrative authorities.

The certificate provides for changes in the matter, and the Rural Collective Economic Organization shall, within 30 days of the date of the change, declare changes to the agricultural administrative authorities. The agricultural administration should conduct a change process within 30 days of receipt of the request.

The model of the Rural Collective Economic Organization of the Province of Broad Orientale was developed by the Provincial Agricultural Administration.

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Article 20

The Board or the Governing Council are responsible for the day-to-day management of collective asset operations, resource development, coordination services and reporting on the work of the meetings to members of the General Assembly or members.

Article 21 provides a democratic monitoring and auditing oversight system for rural collective economic organizations.

The Democratic Property Regulatory Group or the Bureau of Cassation are subject to review and supervision of business management activities and financial payments, in accordance with the statutes of the organization and the financial management system, the financial disclosure system.

The rural collective economic audit sector and the commune (communes) government conducts audit supervision of the rural collective economic organization in accordance with the law.

Article 22 Integration, separation and dissolution of the rural collective economic organization shall be adopted by a vote of the members of the General Assembly, by the Government of the communes (communes), by the posting district or by the Government's agricultural administration.

The integration, separation and disbandment of the rural collective economic organizations should be cleared by law and the disposition of collective assets should be adopted by the General Assembly of former members of the Collective Economic Organization.

Article 23 Abuse by collective economic organization managers of their functions, omissions, misappropriation based on private fraud, and the legitimate rights and interests of other organizations and their members, by warnings or recommending dismissals by the authorities of the rural administration of the communes, the communes (communes), the people's Government or the relevant authorities; causing losses, paying liability under the law; constituting an offence and holding criminal responsibility.

It is recommended that the dismissal be carried out in accordance with the procedure set out in the Constitution of the Collective Economic Organization.

Article 24 provides for any unit and individual equalization, intrusion, misappropriation, interception, private dispersion of the legitimate property of the collective economic organization and its members, unlawful interference in the production of the collective economic organization and its members by assigning payments to collective economic organizations and their members, leading to the loss of the economy of collective economic organizations, accountability under the law, and criminal responsibility.

Article 25

The communes (communes) have been restructured into the streets' offices and villagers' councils, which have been applied by the former rural collective economic organizations.

Article 26, which was implemented effective 1 October 2006, was repealed in conjunction with the provisional provisions of the Economic Organization for Rural Communities in the Province, issued on 16 May 1990 by the People's Government.