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Administrative Measures For The Hainan Provincial Government Affairs Service

Original Language Title: 海南省政务服务管理办法

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Governance services management in the South Province

(Health Ministerial Meeting of the Fifth People's Government of North and South Province, 10 September 2012) considered the adoption of Decree No. 241 of 5 November 2012 for the publication of implementation effective 1 January 2013.

Article 1, in order to regulate the activities of government services, promotes public administration and enhance administrative effectiveness and develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China's administrative licence law.

Article 2 refers to activities established by the government service administration established by the Government of the people at the district level to concentrate administrative licences, non-administrative licences and other public service matters under the law.

Article 3 should be guided by the principles of justice, openness, efficiency and accessibility.

Article IV. Government services should be tailored to the administrative approval bodies in line with the relative concentration of government services, the relative concentration of executive approval authority to the heads of the administrative approval bodies, the relatively centralized requirement of administrative approval agencies to the public service service premises, and to harmonize the processing and processing of government service management agencies.

Political service matters are not taken into account by special circumstances and are processed and processed by the governance service administration, and the decisions of the current people's Government have been taken by the executive branch.

Access to government service management has been centralized and processed, and no adjustments or changes have been made without the consent of the current people's Government.

Article 5 In addition to national secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy, the executive branch should include administrative clearances for individuals, legal persons and other social organizations in a directory.

The directory of administrative approval matters has been prepared by the organization of the Governance Service Authority to report on the Government of the people at this level and to update it in a timely manner in accordance with adjustments or changes.

Article 6. The governance structure of the services should harmonize names, harmonize the place markings, harmonize operational modalities, and publicize the people's Government in society to decide on the centralization of the services of the government (hereinafter referred to as the field presence) and conduct matters to promote the normativeization of the services.

The field presence should establish a window of government services for government service management and be staffed.

Article 7

(i) Execution of registration files, statistical analysis, business evaluation;

(ii) To organize, oversee and direct the administration services;

(iii) Promote the reform of the administrative approval system;

(iv) The day-to-day management, services and appraisal of the window and its staff;

(v) Provide open access to information platforms and government information for the planning, construction and management of harmonized government services;

(vi) To provide platform management services and support oversight for the solicitation activities of the solicitation platform of the governing body for access to government services;

(vii) To receive complaints from individuals, legal persons and other organizations concerning the receipt, processing, administration of services, tendering and government procurement activities carried out by the tendering platform for the solicitation of tenders for the administration of services, and to assist the relevant authorities in identifying violations, violations;

(viii) Other responsibilities under the Government of the people at this level.

The provincial government service management is responsible for guiding the work of the municipal, district, self-government service administration.

Article 8.

(i) Integrate the matter of government services into the governance service management bodies in accordance with the relevant provisions;

(ii) Authorize the window of government services to receive matters of political service and to deal with matters of political service with conditions on the ground;

(iii) Staff members who are elected to the political service window as required;

(iv) The establishment of institutions in the promotion sector to conduct field surveys, expert hearings, hearings, etc.;

(v) Other matters of government service to be carried out by the current Government.

Article 9 specifically performs the following responsibilities:

(i) The development of operational norms for the centralization and processing of matters of government services in this sector and the organization of implementation;

(ii) To prepare guidelines for the approval and servicing of political service matters, as requested by the governance service management body, and to be made public;

(iii) To receive, process matters of political service;

(iv) Other matters of government services to be handled by the governing bodies of this sector and the services;

(v) To comply with the management provisions of the Governance Service Authority, to accept the oversight management of the governance service administration, to deal in a timely manner with the oversight matters and responses issued by the governance service administration, and to assist the management agencies in dealing with the advice, complaints of the parties.

Article 10. The monitoring body, which is owned by the Government of the Principality, shall be established and staffed by the same-level service management body responsible for monitoring the political service window and its staff in accordance with the law, with the following responsibilities:

(i) To monitor compliance with and enforcement of laws, regulations and government decisions, orders;

(ii) Oversight of activities such as inspection of the receipt, processing, government investment construction projects and government procurement projects;

(iii) To receive complaints from individuals, legal persons and other organizations of violations of integrity and administrative effectiveness by their staff;

(iv) To investigate acts that deal with the window of political services and its staff are saving, bribeed, infraction or complicit in the process of receiving, processing services;

(v) Other responsibilities under the laws, regulations, regulations and provincial governments.

Article 11. The governance structure of the services should establish a database of administrative clearance matters, an enterprise electronic archival information bank, and develop a web-based management service platform, such as governance services, public administration, Internet conduct, online clearance and e-monitoring, to promote online clearance and e-wide monitoring.

The field offices should step up the interconnection and data-sharing between the business system and the governance service approval system, promote joint online clearance, online commissioning and Internet conduct and optimize the process of approval.

Access to sectoral service windows, online operation and online processing of government services.

Article 12

The governance structure should establish a fast-track link for the priority projects identified by the Government of more than the population at the district level, reduce the time frame for approval, establish priority projects and jointly approve mechanisms, organize coordination and joint approval of relevant departments and coordinate the resolution of related issues.

The total investment in Government investment construction projects and government procurement projects and the total procurement to meet the standards set by the provincial people's governments should focus on regulating tendering activities by the provincial administrations.

The provincial government service management should harmonize the establishment of a tender platform for the progressive introduction of electronic tenders, as well as computer-assistance tenders, the construction of tender platforms, the establishment of a solicitation management system for the adaptation of industries, and the promotion and guidance of tendering parties to the solicitation process in accordance with the law.

The solicitation agent and the government procurement agent for the solicitation of tendering platforms by the provincial administration service administration shall submit the case to the provincial administration of affairs in conjunction with the request for approval to the relevant sector.

Article 14. The provincial administration of services manages, in conjunction with other relevant departments, the integrated assessment expert pools for province-wide harmonization, as well as the day-to-day management of evaluation expert pool experts. The pool of experts for the integrated evaluation of the whole province is composed of the evaluation experts in the relevant sectors of the province.

In accordance with the law, tender experts should be drawn from the pool of integrated assessment experts throughout the province.

More than the people at the district level and their respective sectors may apply for the establishment of a network of distributors at the provincial service administration, based on the needs of the evaluation process.

Project tenders need to draw the evaluation experts from the relevant industrial authorities of the Department of State and from the provincial elusion expert pool, and the provincial administrations should coordinate.

Article 15. The field presence should be based on high quality, capacity and operational requirements, and on the selection of staff members to the service window in accordance with the operational volume of the political service window, as well as on the request of the governance service management body.

The field presence should appoint a politically high-quality, operational capacity and a person with experience in the clearance process to serve as head of the political service service window.

Article 16 Staff members of the diplomatic service window should be fully self-regulatory, civilized services, and use philosophical terms.

Staff members of the political service window should be dealt with in a timely manner, owing to their inability to work or to disciplinary action.

In the sector, staff members of the power service window or temporary top-up positions should be informed in writing of the governance service administration.

Article 17 The applicant is not satisfied with the work of the political service window and can lodge a complaint to the governing body. The executive branch of the service can investigate and oversee the improvement of the window of government services and provide feedback to the field and the complainant.

In accordance with the work needs of the Authority, the executive branch may hire a large number of representatives, members of Parliament, members of the community to serve as supervisors of the political service, strengthen the supervision of the services and make recommendations and proposals for improvements.

Article 19 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make significant achievements in the work of government services.

Article 20

Article 21 Central vertical management units may, as required, incorporate into local government service management matters for their implementation.

Article 2