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Original Language Title: 本溪市公共资源交易监督管理办法

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Management of public resource transactions in the city

(Summit 3rd Session of the Government of Japan, 26 February 2013) to consider the adoption of Decree No. 167 of 18 March 2013 of the People's Government Order No. 167 of Japan's Entrance No. 167 of 20 April 2013)

Article 1 prevents corruption, in accordance with the Law on bidding of the People's Republic of China, the Law on Procurement of the People's Republic of China, the Land Management Act of the People's Republic of China, the National People's Republic of China, the Administrative Monitoring Act of the People's Republic of China, the National People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China, the National People's Republic of China, and the National People's Republic of China's administrative inspection law.

Article 2

Article III refers to public resource transactions referred to in this approach to tenders for construction projects, government procurement, State land-use rights and mining rights, State (collective) property transactions, licence transfers, asset-related transactions and treatment of royalties and their related brokering services.

Article IV. Public resource transaction activities should be guided by the principles of government ownership, separation, industrial oversight, administrative inspection, the application of uniformed entry transactions, the harmonization of information issuance, the harmonization of transaction rules, the harmonization of fees management, the harmonization of inspection inspections, and the assurance of open, fair, fair and honest transactions.

Article 5 provides for the establishment of the Public Resource Transaction Management Committee (hereinafter referred to as the CM), which is responsible for the direction and organization of public resource transaction policy and for decision-making, coordination and conduct of public resource transactions matters.

Article 6 The main responsibility is:

(i) The day-to-day work of the Committee.

(ii) Develop a variety of public resource transaction management policies, rules, systems that are responsible for the development of public resource transaction markets and service standards, in accordance with relevant national legislation.

(iii) Integrated management of public resource transactions and guidance for the coordination of the management of various types of public resource transactions.

(iv) The construction and management of the public resource transaction regulatory information platform.

(v) The Government is entrusted with the integrated monitoring, coordination of public resource transactions, guidance on the regulation of public resource transactions, and supervision of the rules on public resource transactions and the implementation of the system.

(vi) On-site oversight of public resource transaction activities.

(vii) To receive in an integrated manner various transactions in public resource transactions and to coordinate the handling of disputes and disputes arising from public resource transactions.

(viii) To guide and coordinate the management of public resource transactions, conduct research studies and provide advice on strengthening and regulating the management of public resource transactions markets.

(ix) The WCPU is responsible for guiding, coordinating, monitoring, evaluation of public resource transactions in the district (zone).

Article 7. The relevant administrative authorities oversee public resource transaction activities in accordance with their respective responsibilities, in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations.

Article 8

The audit department performs audit oversight of public resource transaction activities in accordance with the law.

Article 9. Public resource transaction activities shall be carried out at public resource transaction centres established by the city, the district government (hereinafter referred to as trade centres). The transaction centre is responsible for:

(i) Provide facilities for various types of public resource transaction activities to complete and service norms.

(ii) The establishment of a public resource transaction information platform to collect, store and disseminate information on various types of public resource transactions to provide relevant services such as policy, legislation and technical advice for public resource transaction activities.

(iii) To assist the relevant functional sectors in conducting qualified nuclear tests in accordance with the law for transactions involving the parties and the intermediary.

(iv) Provision of regulatory conditions for relevant administrative authorities, as evidenced by public resource transactions, to assist the authorities in dealing with disputes and disputes arising from transactions.

The following public resources should be made available to the transaction centre:

(i) National investment and work-building projects that must be solicited, including survey, design, solicitation, construction, maintenance, treasury and procurement related to construction of equipment, materials, transport of self-financing funds at all levels of government, water-friendly construction projects, and selected construction projects in ways such as BT, BOT.

(ii) The use of financial funds and accompanying unit self-financing by State organs, utilities and groups, and the acquisition of a centralized procurement catalogue published by the current Government for goods, works and services that are within or above the procurement threshold.

(iii) State-owned land-use tenders, auctions, wallchmarks, including the right to land use, such as judicial decisions, which are required to be disposed of by the auction or by the name.

(iv) Prospects, mining rights tenders, auctions, walls.

(v) State and State control units, participation units, collective property transactions.

(vi) State assets and administration, judicial penalties and transactions involving court assets.

(vii) The selection of intermediary services such as national funds or national funds for project planning, engineering advice, assessment, solicitation services.

(viii) Other social resource transactions identified by the municipality, including concessions for public utilities projects such as culture, sports, education, health, transportation and municipalities, exclusive rights and derivative development rights, business rights, use, doctrinal ownership and other related rights, are attached to the operation projects carried out by urban utilities facilities, State buildings and subsidiary equipment, facilities.

(ix) Intermediation services projects related to public resource transactions.

(x) Legal provisions stipulate the right to development of other public resources, the right to operate, the right to use and other relevant rights.

In accordance with this approach, public resources that should be entered into transactions at the transaction centre should be made public, with the relevant administrative authorities preparing a list of project transactions in accordance with the actual law, to be published after approval by the same Government.

Article 12 cannot be transactioned for national security, confidentiality and other special reasons, and shall be submitted to the Committee for approval. As emergency response, the risk-recovery response cannot enter the transaction centre and, with the approval of the same-level Government, can be reported to the CMS after the implementation of the transaction.

Article 13 includes a catalogue of projects that should be approved by the relevant administrative authorities, entering into transactions at the transaction centre.

Article XIV deals with the use of government funds require brokering services, which shall be taken by the administrative authorities after approval by the Committee. Intermediation services should be subject to field supervision.

Article 15. The financial sector has reviewed all types of public resource transactions and has been issued in accordance with the relevant procedures.

Article 16 shall service public resource transactions in accordance with the decisions of the Board.

Article 17, which is approved for transactions, shall issue transaction information by the solicitor in the designated media. The relevant administrative authorities should submit the transaction information to the Board.

The bidder shall participate in the opening of tenders in accordance with the solicitation documents. The transaction centre shall serve the bidder in the areas of the presentation, the purchase of solicitation documents, the submission of tender documents.

The bidder of the public resource transaction project shall pay an investment bond in accordance with the relevant legal regulations and the solicitation of tenders (tradings).

The bond was administered by a special household and entered into a bank account designated by the municipal and district governments, and the transaction was returned to the country by law.

Article 20 Experts members of the Public Resources Transaction Commission shall be subject to field supervision by the relevant administrative authorities, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the inspectorate.

Article 21, the solicitation or solicitation agent, in accordance with legal provisions and the solicitation documents request, organizes the opening of tenders at the Centre.

The solicitation or solicitation agent shall notify the relevant oversight services to the field in advance.

Article 2 shall be subject to evaluation sites established by the transaction centre, and any other person shall not enter the mark during the evaluation period except the members of the evaluation board.

The relevant oversight services should be monitored through e-control.

Article 23. The findings of the evaluation made by the Commission are published by the solicitation or solicitation agent in the designated media, and the relevant administrative authorities shall submit the evaluation findings to the CM.

Article 24 shall oversee the signing and implementation of the contract and report on its oversight in writing to the Board.

Article 25. The executive authorities should develop criteria for determining misconduct, credit information management and credit evaluation, and disseminate and update relevant information in a timely manner to the public resource transaction management network.

The fiduciary information application unit should apply the results of the credit information in a manner consistent with the law and should not limit access to local markets by market actors such as tender units, intermediary agencies.

Article 26 The Office shall conduct a review of all types of transaction activities on a regular or non-recurrent basis.

Article 27, the competent administrative authorities and the inspectorate shall set up a complaint window and make public complaints telephones to receive complaints under the law.

In the context of public resource transactions, there are one of the following cases in which the Office shall notify the relevant administrative authorities of their suppression and processing; the relevant administrative authorities shall receive feedback from the Office:

(i) The transaction shall be subject to a transaction where the transaction is not entered into or circumvented;

(ii) No public solicitation must be made in accordance with the law;

(iii) Violations of the relevant provisions, such as the trading process, during tendering;

(iv) Screening and leading in the trading process;

(v) No transaction information and payment bonds, as prescribed;

(vi) Other violations of the provisions of the relevant legal regulations relating to tendering transactions.

Article 28, CMS, TCDC and administrative authorities are not permitted to participate in activities such as evaluation, and no tendering units shall be recommended and internal information shall not be disclosed in any way.

National staff, in public resource transactions, violate the relevant laws and regulations, are subject to administrative disposition by their units, superior authorities or inspection departments, which constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 29 of this approach was implemented on 20 April 2013.