(11th ordinary session of the Government of the People's Democratic Republic of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 25 October 2012) considered the adoption of the Decree No. 79 of 18 November 2012 of the People's Government Order No. 79 of 18 November 2012.

In order to regulate the organization and conduct of the Chamber of Commerce of Industry Associations, the Chamber of Industry Associations is guaranteed to carry out its activities under the law, play a role in economic and social development, and to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulations and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 establishes, conducts and oversees the establishment, operation and supervision of the Association of Industries in the Administrative Region of this Self-Government Zone. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3. The Government of the people at the district level should incorporate the development of industry associations into local socio-economic development planning and promote the development of industry associations.

More than the people at the district level have established the Government's purchasing industry associations service system. The Government of the people and its relevant sectors should entrust the industry associations with the related operational work and should grant the corresponding financial support; require the services of the industry associations to purchase services in a reimbursable manner.

Article IV. The Civil Affairs Department of the People's Government at the district level is the registration management body of the Association of Industry, which is responsible for registration management, annual inspections, enforcement inspections.

The organizations authorized by the Government of the above-ranking people are the business chiefs of the Association, responsible for the day-to-day supervision, operational guidance and normative orientation of the Association, and other relevant departments are responsible for the management of specialized services related to the Association.

Article 5 encourages and supports the formation of high-technical industries, environmental protection industries, emerging industries consistent with industrial development orientations and industry associations with local advantage-specific industries.

Industry companies that encourage and support local industries, products and market advantages are encouraged to form national industrial associations by law.

Article 6. Industry associations should insist on hosting and implementing self-regulatory industrial management, and their institutions, personnel, assets, finances should be distinguished from State agencies and business units.

Public officials in active countries shall not be part of the industry associations.

Article 7. The activities of industry associations shall be carried out in accordance with national laws, regulations and relevant policy provisions and shall not be carried out in the event of profitability and shall not compromise the national interests and the public interest.

Industry associations should enact the statute of associations in accordance with matters set out in the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation. In accordance with the statute of the Association, any organization and individual may not intervene unlawfully.

Industry associations establish grass-roots organizations of the Communist Party of China on a case-by-case basis.

Article 8 In accordance with sub-categories of national economic industries or in the form and type of services, according to the various components of the industrial chain, a multifunction may be introduced.

Industry or products that are more concentrated in the same industry, which constitutes a regional economic feature, and industry- representative enterprises or other economic organizations can initiate the formation of a cross-administrative industry associations.

Article 9. The IPA launcher must be legally registered, licensed to operate in the present administration and operate more than two years of industrial representation or other economic organizations.

Article 10. The name of industry associations should be clearly defined in administrative areas that reflect the scope of operations, use of industry associations or trade unions as fronts. The same name shall not be used as registered social groups.

Article 11. The establishment, modification and write-off of industrial associations are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation.

Article 12 Memberships are voluntary and free; members should fulfil their obligations under the Statute of the Association and have equal rights among members.

The General Assembly (Members' Representatives) is the authority of the Association. The major matters of the Association should be decided by members (Members' representatives).

Members or members shall be represented at the General Assembly by more than two thirds of their members or by their representatives. Members (Members' representatives) General Assembly resolutions should be adopted by a vote of all members or members present at the meeting.

The Council of Industry Associations is an implementing agency of the General Assembly (Members' representatives). The President of the Council (President of the Council), Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General and a number of councillors were elected by members (Members' representatives).

The Secretary-General is a dedicated manager of the Industry Association, which can be recruited by the Council.

Article 14. The directory or the treasury are elected by members (Members' representatives). The Director of the Industry Association (Chief of Council), Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General, the Council shall not serve as a head of office.

The WCPU or the treasury oversee the operation and financial management of the Association and report on its work to the General Assembly. The Governing Council, the Standing Council.

Article 15. The Industry Association promotes industry development through industry representatives, industry services, industrial coordination, industrial self-regulation, reflecting industry, membership claims, communication with the people's Government and business chiefs, making proposals and proposals for industrial development and participating in the development of revised industrial development planning, industry standards and industrial access conditions.

Article 16 shall perform the functions of industry representatives and carry out the following activities as required:

(i) Conduct industry research;

(ii) Industrially negotiated on behalf of members of the industry;

(iii) On behalf of members of the industry or assisting the Government of the People and the operational chiefs to initiate counter-dumping, counter subsidies, anti-monopoly, anti-dumping, counter subsidies, anti-monopoly surveys, in accordance with the law;

(iv) Participation in counter-dumping actions;

(v) Work in the industry.

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(i) Collection and publication of industrial information, in accordance with the authorization of industrial statistics;

(ii) Establish professional newspapers and websites, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, to exchange and cooperate in economic technology;

(iii) Organizing training for industry talent, technology, management, legislation and regulations;

(iv) Legal, policy, technology, management and market advisory services;

(v) Participation in relevant work such as industry accreditation, new technology and product identification and diffusion;

(vi) Organizing various trade meetings and exhibitions in this industry in accordance with relevant national provisions.

The industry associations should coordinate the controversy arising between members, between members and non-members, between members and consumers in production operations, coordinate their relations with other industry associations or economic organizations, monitor, direct products or service pricing in the industry, maintain fair competition and assist the people's Government and the business manager in the management of industrial services.

Article 19 Industry associations should establish sound industrial management systems, develop and organize occupational ethics guidelines and protocols for the implementation of this industry, improve the self-regulation of the industry, promote industrial integrity, conduct industrial inspections and advance the implementation of national standards, industry standards or local standards.

Article 20 of the Industrial Association's payment criteria and methods are decided by members (Members' representatives).

Its activities such as exhibitions, trade conferences, seminars, training can be carried out with reimbursable services, which should be in line with the relevant provisions of the State and the public fee standards and income and expenditure, without compulsory charges or services.

Article 21 shall establish a sound financial management system in accordance with national provisions; report regularly to the General Assembly (Members' representatives) on the financial and income-of-payments status, receive member oversight; produce annual financial accounts reports and report back to the registry administration at the annual inspection.

Article 22 establishes the General Assembly, its Members (Members' representatives) General Assembly, annual meetings, election conferences or cross-registration activities, which shall be reviewed by the operational supervisors' units and submitted in writing to the registry management body.

Outside-related activities, approval should be made in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 23 shall not include:

(i) Use industrial rules or other means of monopoly markets that impede fair competition, undermine the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, non-members or the public interest of society;

(ii) Constrainting members from carrying out legitimate business activities or participating in other social activities, including maintenance of prices, market division;

(iii) Discriminatory treatment among members;

(iv) Removal of the proceeds of the law to a member or to a member enterprise;

(v) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations.

Article 24 should implement the State-mandated financial management system and receive oversight in the financial sector; the source of assets is State-funded or social donations should be subject to oversight by the auditor.

The WA shall carry out a financial audit at its annual session, modify the legal representative or write-off.

Article 25 Industry associations should report on their work to the registry and operational supervisory units, as prescribed, and receive oversight inspections. In the absence of an annual inspection, the registration management body should be responsible for receiving annual inspections within the prescribed time frame; the registration administration should be warned or responsible for the cessation of activities by the registration authority if the annual inspection was not accepted.

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