(Health House of Commons, 11 January 2013

Article 1, in order to strengthen the collection of archives, to improve the current system of archival resources, to effectively manage and utilize archival resources, to develop this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 of this approach refers to the receipt and archiving of the archives carried out by the Integrated Archives (hereinafter referred to as the Archives) in the city and district countries.

Archives refer to the acceptance by the Archives of the transfer of the archives of the organs, groups, business units and other organizational archives that fall within the scope of the occupancy.

Archives refer to the behaviour of the Archives of the depository to receive donations, beds, receive storage, buying, buying, buying and buying, for example, in the archives of the State and society with the preservation value of the property.

Article 3. Governments of municipalities and districts should strengthen their leadership in the collection of archives and ensure the requirements for the collection of archives.

Article IV provides oversight and guidance for the collection of archives in the present administration.

The Archives are responsible for specific work collected in the archives, as defined by the municipal archives administration.

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Article 6 Archives receive the archives developed by the following organizational bodies at this level:

(i) The Committee of the Communist Party of China and its various branches;

(ii) People representing the General Assembly and its permanent bodies;

(iii) The Government of the people and the various departments and units to which it belongs;

(iv) Civil affairs associations and their permanent institutions;

(v) People's Court, the People's Procurator;

(vi) organs of democratic parties;

(vii) People's groups such as trade unions, joint missions, women's associations;

(viii) State-owned enterprises, utilities.

The Archives may receive all or part of the archives of the subsidiary units and temporary bodies of the above-mentioned bodies.

The archives developed by communes are included in the coverage of district archives.

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Article 9. Scope of the archives:

(i) Archives of institutions of power during the history of the present administrative region, revolutionary organizations, local armed and social organizations;

(ii) The historical names associated with the present administrative region and the archival information on the work, learning, social activities produced by prominent figures who have contributed to society;

(iii) To reflect the archival information of major scientific research outcomes in the current administrative region, topographic production, monuments, historical landscape buildings, well-known trademarks, civil art, ventilation and civil culture;

(iv) To reflect archival information, such as newspapers, leaflets and seals, for special periods in the administrative region;

(v) The archival information generated by social organizations, groups and civil camps in the current administrative region, grass-roots self-government organizations, families and individuals, which are valuable for the State and society;

(vi) Other archives with permanent preservation values.

Article 10 Ways in which archives are collected:

(i) A transfer;

(ii) Accepted donations;

(iii) A place of custody and acceptance;

(iv) acquisition, requisitioning;

(v) Other legal means.

Article 11. Agencies, groups, business units and other organizations at all levels shall determine the location of the unit in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations, regulations and regulations, and shall be archived in the form of documents, information, documents, such as paper quality, electronic text, etc., in the form of a timely collation, archiving and transfer to the relevant archives.

Article 12. The archives that fall within the purview of the Archives shall be transferred to the Archives at all levels, groups, business units and other organizations, in accordance with the following deadlines:

(i) The inclusion of the archives received by the City Archives, which have been transferred to the City Archives for 20 years from the date of the formation;

(ii) The inclusion of the archives of the District Archives, which have been transferred to the District Archives for 10 years from the date of the formation;

(iii) Dry-source staffing files managed by the city or district, which are transferred to the same Archives after five years after the end of the dry Ministry of Management, in accordance with the authority of the Ministry;

(iv) Removal of the archives developed by the organs, groups, utilities and temporary agencies, which have been transferred to the same-ranking archives within half of the date of withdrawal;

(v) Archives created by a State enterprise in insolvency, write-off and cancellation, transferred to the same Archives within half of the date of insolvency, write-off and cancellation;

(vi) In the city or district, the temporary units of major events and important events should be transferred to the same archives within three months of the end of the event.

The archives in this administrative area related to the life of the civilian population, which may be transferred in advance to the same-ranking archives.

In the case of a special case, an extension of the period of time to the Archives should be obtained from the same-level archival administration.

For poor or other reasons considered to be likely to result in serious damage to the archives and insecurity, the archives formed units should transfer the relevant archives to the archives in a timely manner.

The transfer of archives by organs, groups, business units and other organizations at all levels should be regulated and collated in accordance with the relevant provisions and should be accompanied by the transfer of specialized equipment necessary for the management and use of the archives.

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The units and individuals of the donation file have priority over their donation files and may make restrictions on the use of the parts of the donation files that are not readily available to the society, and the archives should respect the opinions of the donor and preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the donated.

The donation of the archives should be granted to the donation.

Article 15. The archives that have the value of the preservation of the State and society or should be kept confidential may be taken by the Archives to maintain or accept the measures taken.

Article 16 of the archives of the value of the State and society, which may result in serious damage to the archives, loss, loss, loss or negligence, may be purchased or purchased in accordance with the law.

In the case of the Archives, more than two staff members should be co-located, and the archival licensor should have offered to produce documents indicating identity. The Archives should register their files in a timely manner.

Article 18, in the collection of the archives, contests the authenticity of the archives or the preservation of the value of the archives, or the owner of the archives may bring the identification of the municipal or district archives administration.

Article 19, in violation of this approach, does not transfer the archives to the Archives or all the archives of the State, by reason of an order of responsibility for the administration of the archives in the city or in the district; and in the event of a serious nature, it shall be disposed of in accordance with the law by the competent or other direct responsibilities.

Article 20, Staff of the Archives, which causes loss of the archives, is modified by a time limit for the administration of the archives in the city or in the district; in the case of serious circumstances, is treated in accordance with the law by the competent or other direct responsibilities.

Article 21 provides otherwise for the collection of archives by the State and the city of the specialized archives, the departmental archives.

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