(Act No. 113 of 6 May 1998 of the People's Government of the South Province issued a second amendment to the Decision of the Government of the South Province to amend the 38 regulations of the Plant Implementation of the Sea Southern Province, in accordance with the Decision of the Government of the Sudan of 26 November 2012 on the revision of the regulations on the administrative penalties for tobacco use in the Province of the Sudan)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes technological progress and external economic trade, improves product quality and socio-economic benefits, consistent with the principles of the Standardized Law of the People's Republic of China and the National People's Republic of China's Standardized Law on the Application of the Standardized Law of the People's Republic of China, and develops this approach in the light of the actual needs of this economic area.

Article 2 provides for the development, implementation, supervision of sectors and individuals engaged in scientific research, production and operation in the current economic zone.

Article 3

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen their leadership in standardization and incorporate standardized work into national economic and social development plans.

Article 5

Article 6. Governments at all levels should take practical measures to encourage businesses to adopt international standards or advanced standards abroad, to establish and improve the system of corporate standards, including regulatory standards, work standards.

Chapter II

Article 7 establishes local standards in this economic area and corporate standards should be conducive to the security of people's property, the protection of the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, the rational use of national resources and the protection of the environment, the common exchange of products and external economic cooperation.

Article 8 may establish local standards for the absence of national standards and industrial standards and the need for the harmonization of technical requirements in the current economic zone:

(i) Safety and health requirements in the design, production, testing, packaging, storage and use of industrial products;

(ii) Information, energy, resources, transport, environmental protection, health and technical requirements;

(iii) Quality, security, hygiene requirements for construction works;

(iv) Agricultural (forestry, pastoral industries, fisheries) products, specifications, quality and production, management of technical requirements;

(v) Other production, production technologies, management techniques, service quality requirements;

(vi) Other technical requirements for local standards should be established by law, legislation and regulations.

After the publication of the corresponding national standards or industry standards, the local criteria were repealed.

Article 9. Local standards are developed by the provincial executive authorities for standardization and by the relevant administrative authorities, and are coordinated by the provincial executive authorities. The development of local standards in this economic area should play the role of various industrial associations, scientific institutions and academic groups; laws, regulations for the development of local standards and other provisions of the organ.

Reservations, reviews and repeals of local standards are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Standardization Act.

Article 10. Local standards are divided into mandatory standards and recommended standards.

The following criteria are mandatory:

(i) Safety, health standards in the design, production, testing, packaging, storage and use of industrial products and industrial products;

(ii) Important industrial product standards, such as food, medicine, fertilizer, pesticides, veterinary pharmacies, which are closely linked to the safety of people's life property;

(iii) Quality, security, sanitation standards for construction works;

(iv) Other local standards to be enforced by law, regulations.

Other criteria other than those established by this economic zone are recommended.

Article 11. The product does not have national standards, industry standards or local standards, and the enterprise should develop the enterprise's product standards as a basis for organizing production and marketing activities.

National, industry and local standards have been established to encourage businesses to develop, in accordance with market needs, stricter enterprise standards for national, industry and local standards.

Article 12 Enterprises should, within 30 days of the publication of the product standard, have standard text and standard-setting statements, and the necessary testing validation reports and supporting the presentation of standardized administrative requests.

The standard of products developed by registered enterprises in the provincial and commercial administrations is reported on the provincial standardization of administrative authorities.

Productive standards for companies registered in the municipal, district, autonomous district and business administration sectors are reported to the executive authorities for standardization in municipalities, districts and autonomous districts.

The standardized administrative authority for the receipt of the request is reviewed within 10 working days of receipt of the enterprise's declaration-based reserve materials and is ready for compliance with the required standards; it should be responsible for the transformation or cessation of the enterprise deadline incompatible with the law, regulations, or incompatible with existing mandatory standards.

After the implementation of local standards and enterprise product standards, standard-setting sectors and enterprises should be reviewed in due time, in accordance with the development and market needs of science and technology, in order to determine whether existing standards continue to be effective or revised, repealing and review cycles are generally three years.

The review of local standards, enterprise product standards should be reported in a timely manner to the receiving sector on the results of the review and resubmissions.

Chapter III Implementation of standards

Article 15. The relevant administrative authorities in the province are responsible for the organization of the implementation of the sectoral and industrial standards.

Article 16 prohibits the production, sale and import of products that are not required by the following criteria:

(i) mandatory standards in national standards, industry standards and local standards;

(ii) The legitimate criteria used for labelling, notes, packagings.

The technology for export products requires implementation by agreement between the parties to the contract.

Article 17 Products produced by enterprises shall be the product labels or notes, the name of the product subject to the packaging, the implementation criteria number, the date of production (numbered), enterprise name and address. The content of the markings, such as product labelling, the use of statements must be consistent with legal, regulatory, regulatory provisions and mandatory standard requirements.

Article 18

Article 19

Article 20 provides public information maps consistent with national or international standards in public places such as airports, vehicle stations, terminals, guests, hotels, tourist sites, and should be in line with the mandatory standard requirements.

Chapter IV Monitoring of implementation of standards

Article 21 Enterprises may apply for quality certification by the provincial standardization administrative authorities; certifiedly qualified certificates of product quality are issued by the provincial standardization administrative authorities and permit companies to use product quality certificates in products or packaging.

In accordance with the provisions of this approach, the provincial executives have established the executive rules for the quality of products.

Article 2: Standardized administrative authorities at all levels should conduct a standardized review of commodities that reflect prominent issues such as human health and physical, property security.

Article 23 above is responsible for monitoring the implementation of the standards. In carrying out oversight inspections, law enforcement officials may not be less than two, and should present effective law enforcement documents to the inspector; they do not produce documents and are entitled to refuse the inspection.

The following measures may be taken to monitor the performance of the standards by the executive authorities at the district level above:

(i) Access to inspection in places related to the implementation of standard activities;

(ii) Access to the reproduction of documents, information on the development, implementation criteria;

(iii) The seizure or seizure of raw materials, packagings, production tools that are considered to be incompatible with national standards for human health and physical, property security, industrial standards and products used directly for the production, sale of the product.

The standardized administrative authorities should conservative commercial secrets for the units concerned when monitoring the standards.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 25 Laws, regulations, regulations and regulations impose penalties for standardized offences, as set out in their provisions.

Article 26 is one of the following acts: administrative penalties for the principal responsible are imposed by the executive authorities or the business administration at the district level, within their respective spheres of competence, for the period of time, by fines between 2000 and 10,000 and, in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations, for the confiscation of their unlawful property, forfeiture of proceeds of conflict, for the suspension of work, for the suspension of business licences and for the imposition of fines of more than 500 dollars for the principal responsible person;

(i) Production of products that are free of legal standards;

(ii) The sale of products that are not lawful;

(iii) In spite of legal standards, but not in accordance with legitimate standards to organize production and inspection;

(iv) The performance criteria for enterprise products are not registered as required;

(v) Development, development of new products, adaptation products, technological adaptation, introduction of technology and equipment, incompatible with standardized requirements;

(vi) The product is not subject to statutory requirements by providing a mark or mark;

(vii) Scientific research design production violates the mandatory standards;

(viii) No public information map symbols, as prescribed;

(ix) Violations of article 19 of this approach.

Article 27 products that are certified are not in accordance with the criteria for accreditation, which are sold by a standardized administrative authority responsible for the cessation of the sale and are fined by two times the proceeds of the offence.

Article 28, which does not certify or certify the unauthorized sale of certified symbols, is subject to a standard administrative authority responsible for the cessation of sales and a fine of between 2 and 3 times the proceeds of the violation, with a fine of up to $50 million for those responsible.

The above-mentioned administrative penalties may be entrusted to organizations that meet the conditions set out in Article 19 of the Law on Administrative Punishment of the People's Republic of China.

Article 31 governs the standardization of administrative authorities and the supervision, inspection, management of standardization. The administrative disposition of omissions, abuse of power, provocative fraud, extortion, and the receipt of bribes is granted by its competent authorities or the relevant departments; damages are made in accordance with the law; and criminal liability is lawful.

Article 31 does not impose administrative penalties on the parties and may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The parties were late to apply for reconsideration or failure to sue the People's Court for failure to comply with the sanctions decision, and the organs that had made a punitive decision applied for enforcement by the People's Court.

Annex VI

The specific application of this approach is explained by the provincial standardization of administrative authorities.

Article 33 regulates standardization in other parts of the province other than the Southern Economic Zone, taking into account this approach.

Article 34 of this approach is implemented from the date of publication.