(The eleventh 106th ordinary session of the People's Government of the Province of Chiang Mai on 21 November 2012 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 176 of 30 November 2012 of the Order of the People's Government of the Province of Chiang Mai Orientale, effective 1 January 2013)

Article 1 guarantees and monitors the effective implementation of administrative administration by the executive branch, promotes the establishment of administrative and service-based governments in accordance with the National People's Republic of China's Administrative Licence Act and the relevant legal regulations, and develops this approach in conjunction with the practice of the province.

Article 2

The scheme refers to administrative approval, including administrative licences and non-administrative licences.

Article 3

The administrative clearances of the following vertical management in the province should be included in the directory of the local people's Government.

Each administrative approval matter shall be coding, establish the only status and incorporate the management of the inventory management system for administrative clearance matters at all levels.

The implementation, supervision and openness of administrative approval shall be based on the catalogue and shall not be carried out in administrative clearance matters not included in the catalogue.

Article IV regulates the directory of administrative approval matters, which should be guided by the principles of openness, openness, efficiency and quality services.

Article 5. The Government of the people at all levels has led the executive body responsible for the reform of the administrative approval system (hereinafter referred to as the directory management body), which is responsible for the organization's clean-up, regulatory implementation, dynamic management, coding and the preparation, updating, sharing of information, assessment, etc. of the catalogue, and is mandated by the Government of the current people to publish the catalogue.

The structure is responsible for the review of the functions of the executive body on administrative clearance matters listed in the present section and makes adjustments to administrative approval matters in conjunction with administrative institutional and institutional reforms.

The Government's rule of law body is responsible for the review of the legality of administrative clearance matters listed in this section.

The inspection body is responsible for the administrative inspection of the implementation of administrative clearance matters listed in the present section.

Article 6 incorporates administrative approval matters of the catalogue and shall clarify the name and codes of the matter, the basis for the approval, the executive body, the procedures for approval, the conditions for the approval, the application of material, the parameters and content of the matter.

In relation to fees, the basis for fees and criteria should be clearly established; the approval authority should be explicitly removed.

Article 7.

Article 8 incorporates administrative approval matters of the catalogue and shall be established by law, regulations, or by the State Department, and other normative documents shall not be granted administrative approval.

Laws, regulations or regulations make only a principled management requirement and do not create administrative approval.

Article 9. Drafting, modifying local legislation, government regulations and proposing additional, adapting or changing administrative approval matters, and drafting units should conduct research studies, conduct necessary, feasibility arguments and fully seek the views of civil, legal and other organizations.

The drafting cell should also seek in writing the views of the directory management bodies, institutions and monitoring.

Article 10 Newly established administrative approval matters have been automatically incorporated into the catalogue from the date of legal, legislative and regulatory implementation.

The executive body shall, within 10 working days of the publication, submit to the Quarterly Management Body views on the inclusion of the catalogue and clarify the elements and content of the matter.

Article 11 includes one of the following cases for administrative approval of the catalogue:

(i) The creation of a basis that has been repealed or modified or that has been adjusted or modified by the Government of the High-level People and its relevant departments;

(ii) Until one year after the interim administrative licence has been carried out, no local legislation has been developed;

(iii) In addition to the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations, there is scope and indicators to limit or involve matters such as public resource allocation, limited natural resource development, and can be managed through open tendering, auctions, walls, exclusive transfers, leases, contractual mechanisms and other means;

(iv) Other management practices, such as standard-setting, quality certification and post-regulation, can be achieved for management purposes;

(v) The functions relating to multisectoral, multifunctional approval and the same or proximity may be borne by one sector or the conditions and requirements for administrative clearance matters within the same sector can be effectively integrated;

(vi) Administrative clearances carried out by the superior administration in accordance with the law, which may be implemented by the executive branch at the lower level, may be delegated to the management level;

(vii) The sub-administrative body responsible for testing, testing, approval of the issue by the superior administrative body, may decentralize the management level or may be referred to a professional technical organization that meets the statutory conditions;

(viii) Citizens, legal persons or other organizations are able to decide autonomously and market competition mechanisms can be effectively regulated, and industry organizations or intermediaries are able to manage themselves;

(ix) Other cases where adjustments or changes should be made.

Article 12 The directory management shall conduct a review with the institutions to prepare, monitor, rule of law and advise the people's government at this level. Changes in legislation, regulations and regulations do not explicitly include administrative approval of the elements and content of the matter, and the Subsidiary Body for the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice reviews with the bodies concerned in the preparation, inspection, the rule of law and decides whether to agree on changes.

Adjustments or changes in administrative approval matters should be determined by the competent authority. The competent organ does not agree with adjustments or changes, and the executive branch shall not adjust or change.

Article 13 sets the basis for the administrative approval of matters that have been repealed or modified, and the executive body shall inform the Quarterly Management Body in writing within 10 working days after the repeal or modification.

Article 14.

Article 15 shall establish standardized implementation methods for the inclusion of administrative approval matters under the catalogue, but shall not be carried out by administrative approval matters or clearance components, steps etc.

The executive body should strengthen oversight over administrative clearance matters and establish exit mechanisms. The administrative approvals that have been adjusted will require enhanced follow-up oversight management, and administrative authorities should develop a follow-up oversight management approach, but they must not be implemented or received administrative approval.

The standardized implementation approach and the follow-up oversight management approach should be presented to the same directory management.

The standardized implementation approach and the regulation of the follow-up oversight management approach are developed by the directory administration.

Article 16 establishes a directory management system for administrative approval matters to achieve information management on processes and results for administrative approval.

The directory management system for administrative clearance matters operates in the Office of the Director-General and works with the Department's administrative approval operations system, the administrative approval of electronic inspection systems to achieve cross-sectoral and cross-system-sharing of inventory information and approval information resources.

The directory management system for administrative clearance matters is governed by the Skills Management Service.

Article 17 shall be assessed by the executive body on a regular basis on administrative approval matters, which, according to the assessment, need to be adjusted or modified to administrative approval matters, in accordance with article 12 of this approach.

The Subsidiary Body shall conduct regular assessments of administrative clearance matters with the agencies, such as the preparation, inspection, the rule of law, and, in accordance with the assessment results, adjustments or changes in administrative approval matters, in accordance with article 12 of this approach.

Citizens, legal persons or other organizations may make observations, suggestions or reports on the increase, adjustments or changes in administrative approval matters.

The directory and the executive organs should have access to the channels for the reporting of complaints and make available information, such as telephones, e-mail addresses, to society. The views, recommendations and complaints, reporting matters of which citizens, legal persons or other organizations belong to the functions of this sector should be treated and verified, processed and answered in a timely manner, in accordance with the law; those that are not vested in this sector should be transferred to the authorities that are entitled to be addressed and communicated promptly to the complainant and the reporting person.

Article 19 In violation of this approach by the executive organs and their staff, abuse of authority, negligence, provocative fraud, and criminal responsibility by law for the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities.

Article 20