(Summit No. 108 of 22 November 2012 of the People's Government of Blue Sea considered the adoption of Decree No. 91 of 29 November 2012 by the People's Government Order No. 91 of 29 November 2012 for publication of implementation effective 1 January 2003)

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the inspection of prices, protects the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, operators, and develops this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China price law, the administrative penalties for price violations.

Article 2, this approach applies to inspection activities for commodity prices, service prices and administrative expenses in the administration of the province.

Article 3. The price supervision inspection should be guided by legitimate, fair and open principles, the maintenance of normal price order and the timely redress and identification of price violations.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of price oversight inspections, improve price regulatory measures, guarantee the smooth implementation of price oversight inspections, and include the provision for price oversight in the same-tier financial budget.

Article 5 The lower-level price supervision inspectorate accepts the operational guidance of the higher-level price oversight body.

Sectors such as finance, inspection, business, education, health, public safety, tax and quality of the population at the district level should assist in the coordination of price oversight inspections by the price inspectorate in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter II

Article 6.

(i) autonomously develop prices that fall under market regulation;

(ii) Develop specific prices within the range specified by government guidance prices;

(iii) Developing probationary prices for new products falling within the framework of government guidance prices, government pricing products, except for specific products;

(iv) Reports, charges against violations of their right to self-determination under the law;

(v) Recommendations for adjustments to government guidance and government pricing;

(vi) Understanding price policies and relevant information to price authorities and other relevant sectors.

Article 7

(i) Implementation of government guidance and government pricing;

(ii) Implementation of government price interventions, price emergency measures and other statutory price measures;

(iii) Acceptance of price oversight inspections, such as true provision of books, documents, documents and other materials;

(iv) Establish a sound internal price management system;

(v) Other obligations under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 8. The operators should strictly implement the provisions of the Mining Terms, use the local district-level price supervision inspectorate for the uniformity of the treasury of the treasury system, make the bids clear, clear and clear, signified by the content of the mark, the clearness of the treasury, the place of the contract and the awakening.

The operator's price of sale of commodities or the provision of services should use the precipitation price, the price table, such as the actual indication of the causes of the price and the original and current prices, as well as the preservation of the relevant information on the pre-valence record and the approved price in order to be validated.

The operator shall not sell the commodities in addition to the tender price and shall not collect any unmarked costs. One service could be distracted from multiple projects and standards, and the operators should clarify each project and criterion, without a mix of tenders or a tied sale.

Article 9 prohibits the payment of contract fees to suppliers by retailers, new shops, home fees, celebrities, hotel celebrations, and non-compliance costs.

The services such as catering, recreation and recreation shall not be charged with extra-budgetary fees or other forms of surgical costs, for example, in terms of service charges, surgical fees, meals, meals and royalties.

Article 10 operators shall not collate, manipulate market prices and undermine the legitimate rights and interests of other operators or consumers.

Competent operators, operators and traders are not allowed to enter into price monopoly agreements in violation of the People's Republic of China Anti-monopoly Act and the national anti-price monopoly provisions. The operators with market do not use price instruments to exclude and limit market competition.

Article 11. In the course of business, the operator has one of the following cases:

(i) The price level of the operation of a commodity exceeds 50 per cent of the average market price for the same area, the same time, the same file and the same commodity;

(ii) The difference in the operation of a commodity exceeding the same area, the same time, the same tranches and the average price rate for the same commodities;

(iii) The profit earned on a commodity is more than 100 per cent of the same area, the same time, the same file and the average profit rate for the same commodities.

The average market price of commodities, the average price rate and the average profit rate are determined by the local, district price authorities and made public. The criteria for measuring the average price of riots, the average price rate and the average rate of profit need to be adjusted, promulgated by provincial price supervisory bodies and reported to the provincial Government.

Article 12. In addition to the process of dealing with hard-to-life commodities, seasonal commodities, and the backlog of commodities, operators may not be able to marginalize competitions or markets to dumping commodities at less cost prices, disrupt market price order and impair the legitimate rights and interests of national interests or other operators.

Article 13

(i) Constrainting and dispersing price information;

(ii) In addition to the regular storage or storage cycle, a large volume of the market's supply of commodities of tension, price volatility, and, after the price supervision inspection body cautions, is still accumulated;

(iii) Use other means of price escalation to promote faster and excessive prices of goods and services.

Article 14.

(i) The content of the commodity name, place of origin, specifications, hierarchy, quality, price units, price or service projects, fees standards, etc., as shown by the tendering, tendering, tendering tables, etc.

(ii) For the same commodities or services, multiple tenders or tenders are used at the same transaction site, with a view to low-cost solicitation of customers and settlement of high prices;

(iii) To induce others to deal with them by using deceptive or misleading language, language, photographs, measurement units;

(iv) The lowest market price, the price of the plants, the royalties, prices, prices, extremes, etc., as shown in the table, is unfounded or not comparable;

(v) Absorption, concessional discount prices, false claims or lies in the price to be presented and to induce others to purchase;

(vi) The sale of commodities does not mark the causes of the treatment and the treatment of prices;

(vii) The sale of commodities and the provision of services in the form of gifts, the number, or gifts of gifts, which are falsely false commodities;

(viii) Where the acquisition, sale of commodities and the provision of services are subject to price conditionalities, it is not indicative or vague to indicate conditionalities;

(ix) Failure to fulfil or not fully honour the commitments made at prices prior to the acquisition, sale of commodities and the provision of services, or conversion of free services to paid services;

(x) Besieged to purchase, sell prices higher or lower than other operators, sell prices, induce consumers or operators to deal with them;

(xi) The number of goods and services, quality and prices are not in line with the means of doing so by using a combination of breaks that would be good and good;

(xii) Other price fraud.

Article 15

(i) Increase commodity or service levels, which are settled at high-ranking prices;

(ii) Reducing commodity quality, specifications, reducing service standards or reducing the content of services, which are not shown to be settled at the original price;

(iii) The acquisition of commodities at a low price level for agricultural and other commodity levels, such as food-saving;

(iv) Other infringements have increased or pressure on low prices.

Article 16

(i) To use adverse conditions, environments, etc., for the trading party, to compel the transaction to accept high-cost commodities or services;

(ii) To compel the trading party to accept high-cost commodities or services by identifying the types, quantity and scope of limitations;

(iii) To compel the trading party to accept high-cost commodities or services by means of conditionality or conditionality;

(iv) Bring the transaction to accept high-cost commodities or services, including through the recognition of acceptance by the trading party;

(v) Because of administrative power or other social impacts, the trading party is forced to accept high-cost commodities or services;

(vi) Other actions that compel the trading party to accept high-cost commodities or services.

Article 17 Industrial organizations should strengthen the supervision of operators in the industry and promote operators to implement price-administrative measures and lead operators to fair competition.

Industrial organizations or other units shall not have the following acts:

(i) Develop rules, decisions, etc. that exclude or limit competition in prices;

(ii) Organizing operators to form price monopoly agreements or price alliances through meetings, notices etc.;

(iii) Organizing operators in this industry to collate, manipulate market prices or promote faster and excessive commodity prices;

(iv) Because of administrative power or other social impacts, the management is forced to accept commodities or services;

(v) Other violations of price laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 18

(i) Be above or less than the standard fees provided by States and provinces;

(ii) In advance or postpone the implementation of standard charges for States and provinces;

(iii) Self-relevant charges and self-determined standard charges;

(iv) Removal or discontinuation of implementation fees and no cessation of enforcement or change of names;

(v) Non-implementation of fee relief policy fees;

(vi) Extempts to expand the scope of fees, increase the frequency of fees, distributive projects, duplicate charges, change the fee chain, and extend the fee period;

(vii) In violation of the provisions to ensure payment, mortgage, lag, savings, pooling, sponsoring and other forms of transgender charges;

(viii) No management responsibilities, non-service or lower service standards;

(ix) Redirect the transfer of administrative fees to operating expenses;

(x) There is no legal basis for obliging regulators to participate in training, academic research, technical examination, screening ratings, announcements, etc., or oblige regulators to join associations, associations, etc.;

(xi) There is no legal basis for the use of office to receive expenses for others;

(xii) No royalties for the use of financial instruments that have been compiled in the provincial financial sector;

(xiii) Other fraudulent charges prohibited by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 19

(i) No royalties;

(ii) The fees are based on changes already made and are not subject to the required process of processing the changes in the licence and the continuation of the charges;

(iii) Continuation of fees for the annual examination of the fee licence, as prescribed;

(iv) Fering, alteration, transfer and transfer of royalties;

(v) Other violations of the licence regulations.

Article 20 provides no law, regulations, regulations and national and provincial governments to authorize other units to carry out their own fees projects, and shall not authorize the commission of royalties within the mandate.

Article 21

Chapter III Oversight inspection

Article 2 above can organize price-specific inspections and priority inspections in sectors such as price, finance, inspection and business, according to market price fluctuations.

Article 23 should establish a sound daily inspection system, improve joint inspection, random screening, cross-checking mechanisms, and provide timely public price inspection and processing results and receive social, opinion oversight.

Article 24 provides that price surveillance agencies should strengthen market inspections and check the price violations in a timely manner when implementing price interventions, price emergency measures or major holidays and major activities.

Article 25 Price surveillance agencies should enhance oversight of fees in the areas of logistics packaging, removal, loading, transport, etc., and in the area of governance of fraud charges.

Article 26 The price supervision inspectorate should strengthen the supervision of financial institutions, communications industry, educational medical units, agricultural-related industrial fees, regulate fees and protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and operators.

Article 27, when price administration law enforcement officials conduct price supervision inspections under the law, law enforcement officials shall not be less than two and shall present law enforcement documents to the operator or the person concerned. Law enforcement officials have a direct stake in the parties and should be avoided.

Article 28 of the law on prices is inspected by the inspectorate at the district level where the offence occurs.

The parent price supervision inspectorate has the authority to investigate cases under the jurisdiction of the lower-level price supervision inspectorate, or to transfer cases subject to the jurisdiction of the lower-level price oversight body.

The supervisory inspection body of the lower-level price monitoring body should be subject to supervision of the inspection activities of the lower-level price supervisory body, and the decision of the lower-level price supervision inspectorate to commit an offence or to punish the inappropriateness of the penalty.

In one of the following cases, the price supervision inspection body may take notices, conferences, written notices, interviews, etc., to pay to the relevant operators, industry organizations for the fulfilment of their price obligations and possible legal responsibilities:

(i) Significant increases in prices of goods and services or likely to increase significantly;

(ii) In the event of a general volatility in market prices;

(iii) When price reporting is concentrated or rising;

(iv) When societies reflect strong prices, fees;

(v) When price, fee policy formulation or change;

(vi) When seasonal, periodical prices or fees occur;

(vii) holidays or major activities;

(viii) Other cases to be warned by law.

Article 31 should establish a system of reporting on price violations and make public reports, communication addresses and e-mail.

Any unit and individual are entitled to report on the violation of prices.

The price supervision inspector shall be subject to the report of the price offence, and the reporting matter falling within the purview of the duty shall be dealt with in accordance with the law and communicated to the author of the outcome within five days of the closure; and the reporting matter that is not within the scope of the duty should be answered in a timely manner and the reasons for it.

The price authority or the price supervision inspectorate are given incentives in accordance with the relevant provisions and is confidential.

Article 32 organizes and individuals such as industry organizations, consumer organizations, workers' price monitoring organizations, village (habitation, pastoral) committees, with the right to monitor price behaviour.

The media have the right to exercise price opinion supervision, disclose price violations and to correctly direct price expectations.

The price supervision inspector may hire social duty supervisors to oversee price behaviour.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 33 violates the provisions of this approach, which are regulated by laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China price law, the People's Republic of China Anti-monopoly Act, the Administrative Punishment of Price Violations.

Article 34, in violation of article 9, paragraph 21, of this approach, is being corrected by the price supervision inspection body, which is less than 5,000 dollars.

Article XV, or in violation of this approach by the Government of more than one of the population at the district level or by other relevant departments, goes beyond the pricing of the management authority, the costing, the development of a fee project and the fees standard, in violation of the provision for the granting of an administrative fee licence, to be converted by the Government of the superior or the price authority; and to the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for direct responsibility, may be brought to the inspection authority or to the administrative disposal of the institution in accordance with the terms of personnel management.

Article XVI charging units for administrative purposes violates article 20 of this scheme, which is modified by the time limit of the liability of the price supervision inspectorate and may inform criticism. Those responsible for direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities may be brought to the attention of the inspectorate or to the discretion of the institution to be disposed of by law in accordance with the terms of personnel management.

Article 37 Operators, administrative charging units, which have resulted in higher payment rates for consumers or other operators as a result of price violations, has been returned by the price supervision inspection body to a maximum of 15 days. It is difficult to locate consumers or other operators of the payment price, to issue a notice of responsibility, and the notice is not less than 30 days.

The deadline has not been returned and is implemented in accordance with article 16 of the Rules of Administrative Punishment for the Violations of Prices.

Article 338, the price supervision inspectorate consists of the following acts in the price supervision inspection activity, which is being restructured by the price authority and can inform criticism. Individuals responsible for direct responsibility and other persons directly responsible are lawfully disposed of by law; they constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law.

(i) The breach of prices is not dealt with by law;

(ii) The delay in price reporting, the inferral or non-compliance with the law;

(iii) Disclosure of State secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy, which will be used by law for price inspection information other than price oversight inspections;

(iv) To request and receive the property in the price inspection process;

(v) Other violations of oversight duties.

Chapter V

Article 39 [Option of implementation]