(Act dated 15 June 2012 No. 302 of the People's Government Order No. 302 of 15 June 2012)

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in line with the provisions of the Public Regulations on Information of the Government of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and relevant laws and regulations.

Article 2

This approach refers to Government information that is produced or obtained by the executive branch in the course of the performance of its duties, which is documented and kept in a certain form.

Article 3 Government information should be publicly consistent with the principles of fair, authentic and timely citizens and effectively guarantee access to government information by citizens, legal persons and other organizations.

The public information of the executive organs shall not endanger national security, public safety, economic security and social stability; no information concerning State secret, commercial secret and personal privacy shall be open, but the right agrees that public or administrative authorities shall not have public information concerning commercial secrets and personal privacy that may have a significant impact on public interests.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should strengthen the Government's leadership in public information, establish a system of public work for good government information, organize programmes for public work on public information, guarantee public information requirements and advance public information work.

Article 5

The Government's confidential administrative authorities at the district level are responsible for guiding and overseeing the public confidential review of government information in this administrative region.

Article 6. The executive body is responsible for public information produced by the Government or government information obtained from citizens, legal persons and other organizations.

The government information that is preserved by the administrative organs is based on the administrative basis of which citizens, legal persons and other organizations are made public in accordance with their laws.

The executive branch is divided, consolidated, removed or adapted to its functions, and its public information work is vested with the administrative organs that continue to exercise its mandate.

The public information of the executive branch is provided by law, legislation and regulations, as well as by its provisions.

Article 7. The executive body shall designate an institution (hereinafter referred to as the public information agency) responsible for the public information of the organ, with staff that are responsive to the functions of the work, and perform the duties set out in article IV of the Regulations.

Article 8 Government information authorities and other relevant departments should strengthen public training and education for staff members of the executive branch and increase public awareness and service capacity of staff.

The public information authorities and other relevant departments should strengthen public information campaigns and create a public environment for good government information.

Introduction

Article 9. Government information that is in line with one of the following basic requirements shall be made public by the executive branch:

(i) The interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations;

(ii) There is a need for broad public awareness or participation;

(iii) A reflection of the establishment, functions and procedures of this administrative body;

(iv) Other laws, regulations and national provisions should be made public.

Article 10. The executive body shall determine, within the mandate of this body, the specific content of proactive public information, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Articles 10, 11, 12 and this approach.

The executive branch may, subject to the protection of the legitimate rights and interests of the parties concerned, take appropriate means to make public administrative penalties, administrative enforcement information, etc.

Article 11. The executive organs shall make public information available on their own initiative, including through the Government portal, the Government's bulletin (including electronic versions, below), press conferences and press, radio, television and so accessible to the public.

The executive organs are encouraged to actively expand public access to government information and to make public information available to society, including through the use of handicrafts, voice counselling.

The Government of the communes (communes) can make public information available to society, as required, through the establishment of an open window of information at the office, community service places, an information bulletin or through public columns, radio and meetings of villagers.

The Government of the people at the district level should make the Government's portal and the Government's bulletin a unified platform for information from the Government at this level.

Public government information on the part of the executive branch should be made public at this level of government portal or at the website of the organ. The executive branch should update online information in a timely manner and provide information on service functions such as access and download.

The Government's bulletin shall be issued free of charge to State organs, national archives, public libraries, administrative services centres, community service places and the National Committee of Housing (LNL).

Article 13. The executive organs should strictly implement the State and the provincial press release system by assigning press speakers to issue critical natural disasters, accidents, public health events, social security incidents and other important government information that needs to be promptly informed by the public, including through press conferences or press, radio, television and the Internet.

Article 14. Governments at all levels should establish public access points for information in national archives, public libraries and be equipped with appropriate facilities, equipment to facilitate access to government information by citizens, legal persons or other organizations.

The executive branch may establish public access rooms, information requests, information bulletins, electronic information monitors, etc. in office, administrative services centres, community service places.

Public access to information, such as the National Archives, the Public Library, and other government information access places, should be established to provide a good government information access system, regulate staff services and improve the quality of government information access services.

Article 15 is an active public information that should be made public by the executive branch within 20 working days of the date of the Government's information formation or change. The legal, regulatory and public information time frames are set out in their provisions.

Article 16 provides government information on food security, the quality of agricultural products, major communicable diseases, major flora and fauna, important geo-information data, statistical information, seismic forecasts, and should be strictly enforced in accordance with the competences, procedures and procedures established by law, regulations and national provisions.

Chapter III Public application

Article 17 citizens, legal persons and other organizations have the right to apply to the executive organs for access to relevant government information, in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and this approach.

The executive branch should strengthen the Government's information on applications for public work, open access to applications, respond carefully to requests and improve the quality of work and services.

Article 18 citizens, legal persons and other organizations apply for access to government information that can be made available to government information designated by the office of the executive branch or by the national archives, administrative services centres, etc., where written requests may be made; written requests may also be made through correspondence, fax, Internet, etc.

There is a difficulty in adopting the written form, and the applicant may make an oral application, to be replaced by an administrative body that receives the application and confirmed by the applicant's verification of the subsequent signature or chapter.

The executive branch shall provide and publish the text of the Government's public application form to facilitate the free access of the applicant.

Article 19 The applicant shall, if any, complete the name or name, contact; the content description and form of the request for public information should be clear and specific.

The applicant has entrusted the other person with requests for public information relevant to his or her own, and should submit to the executive branch the applicant, the valid documents of the author and the letter of authorization. Authorizations should contain matters, competences and deadlines for commissioning and shall be signed or communicated by the applicant.

Article 20 provides public information on the application, and the executive organs shall respond in writing, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) It is open to inform the applicant of ways and means of obtaining the information of the Government; it should be made available at the same time in response.

(ii) It is not open and should be informed of the applicant's reasons.

(iii) documents and information that fall within the internal correspondence of the executive organs, reports, reviews, proceedings of the meetings, coding orders, etc. may not be made public as a basis for administration, but shall be informed and justified by the applicant; as a basis for administration, they shall be made public and in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 of this article.

(iv) Government information that is being investigated, discussed and processed may not be publicly available, but the applicant should be informed and justified.

(v) It does not fall within the scope of the initiative and is not relevant to the particular needs of the applicant for the production, life, scientific research, etc., but the applicant should be informed and justified.

(vi) The applicant shall be informed of the information that is not the responsibility of the organ or that the Government does not exist, and that the name, communication shall be communicated to the applicant's administrative organ in order to determine the administrative body responsible for the public information of the Government.

(vii) Including what should not be made public, but it would be possible to distinguish between the means and means that the applicant could have some of the public and public components; and the reasons should be given for the non-public portion.

(viii) The content of the application is unclear or the application is not in accordance with the requirements of the provision, and the applicant should be informed on a one-time basis of the need to fill the content.

(ix) The same applicant has repeatedly made a public request for information on the same content to the same administrative body, which has been answered by the executive branch, which may be informed that the applicant has no longer been processed.

Article 21 requires that public information be produced jointly by more than two administrative organs and provided by the administrative body for the application.

The executive body shall notify the applicant in writing of the Government's requests for public information, such as the press, books, or the provision of documents that should be made in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations or services for the production, collection, analysis and processing of government information.

In the name of the request for public information, the executive branch should inform the applicant in writing of the relevant statutory means.

Article 22 provides public requests for information from the executive branch, which should be answered at the time when they are available, and responses should be received within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request. The executive body needs to extend the period of response, which shall be communicated in writing to the applicant with the consent of the head of the public information body. The duration of the extension response shall not exceed 15 working days.

The application for public information concerning State secret, commercial secret and personal privacy requires a confidential review or a third-party opinion in accordance with the provisions, which may exceed the time frame for the provision of the response, and the executive body should inform the applicant in writing.

In the case of public information to be made public, the administrative authority cannot be provided at the same time in response and should determine and communicate the time period provided by the applicant.

Article 23 provides government information on the application by the executive branch, which shall be provided in the form requested by the applicant; it cannot be made available in accordance with the applicant's request and may be made available through the arrangement of the applicant's access to information, the provision of reproduction, or other appropriate forms. The laws, regulations, regulations and regulations provide for their provisions.

Citizens who apply for public information have difficulties or audio-visual barriers, and administrative authorities should provide the necessary assistance.

Article 24 provides information on the Government in accordance with the request that, in addition to costs such as retrieval, reproduction, mailing, any other cost shall not be charged and the applicant shall not be required to obtain information from the Government through other organizations, individuals in a reimbursable manner.

Citizens who apply for public information have economic difficulties and, with their consent, the heads of public working bodies that request and receive the requested information, may grant relief.

The standards for the administration to collect costs such as retrieval, replication, mailing and related cost-relevant relief are established by provincial prices, financial authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 25. Civil, legal or other organizations have evidence that the information provided by the executive body is not accurate and that the administrative body is entitled to require corrections.

The executive branch shall, upon receipt of a request by the Government for a record of the corrections, verify and address it in accordance with the provisions of the following provisions; the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations otherwise provide for:

(i) The right to corrections and to be made available at the time of the meeting, which should be corrected by the relevant Government information records; that no corrections should be made within seven working days from the date of receipt of the request for corrections; and that the Government's information record is accurate and that the applicant should be informed in writing of the reasons.

(ii) The right to correction should be transferred within five working days from the date of receipt of the request for corrections to the administrative organs entitled to correction and to inform the applicant in writing of the reasons.

Chapter IV Management and oversight

Article 26 The executive body shall prepare, publish public guidance and catalogues of government information in the organ, in accordance with article 19 of the Regulations, and revise them in a timely manner.

The Government's public guidance and directory should be scientifically sound and accessible.

The Government's public information authorities should strengthen the guidance and oversight of public information guides and catalogue preparation and publication.

Article 27 Governments at the district level should make full use of existing government information networks resources to promote public information-policy platforms in the current administrative region, integrate and optimize the functions of information dissemination, application processing, information inquiries, etc., and achieve interconnections with the Government of the High-level People's Government, the working sector, the Government's public information system and improve the quality and efficiency of public information.

Article 28 should be subject to a confidential review in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province prior to the public information of the executive branch; in the formulation of public statements, it should be clear whether the public text is public.

Government information cannot determine whether public information can be made public and should be determined by the competent authorities or by the same-level secret administrative authorities; it cannot determine whether the social stability is endangered and should also conduct a social stabilization risk assessment in accordance with relevant national and provincial provisions.

The main elements of government information require public knowledge or participation, but some of them relate to State secrets and should be broken down or removed from the content of the matter.

The Government's information concerning commercial secrets, personal privacy, which may be detrimental to the legitimate rights of the person of the right, should be consulted in writing; the author does not agree to the public and shall not be made public; and the right does not respond within the time frame established by the executive body, as public. In the opinion of the executive branch, it is not open to decisions that may have a significant impact on the public interest and should inform the author of the decision of public content and reasons.

Article 29 provides that the executive organ publishes information involving other administrative bodies and should communicate, confirm and agree upon with the relevant administrative bodies; it is not possible to reach agreement, and should be invited to coordinate the settlement of the common top-level executive body.

The executive body has found that it affects or may affect social stability, disrupt the false or incomplete information of the social management order, which should be clarified in a timely manner within its mandate.

The executive branch shall publish the information required by the State in accordance with its relevant provisions and shall be subject to the approval of the competent authority.

Article 33 Government information produced or maintained by the executive branch has been transferred to the national archives and archival bodies, which are publicly implemented in accordance with the relevant legal, regulatory and national regulations governing the administration of the archives, and has not been transferred, which is publicly implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations and this approach.

Article 31 shall publish an annual report on the public work of the Authority through the Government portal, the website of the Authority or the media by 31 March each year. The contents of the Government's annual report on public work are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations.

Article 32 Governments of more people at the district level should conduct an annual examination of the public information of the respective work sector and the Government at the lower level.

The public information authorities, the inspectorate, should monitor the public information of the executive authorities in accordance with their duties.

The Government's information authorities should organize or entrust statistical offices and agencies with regular social review of public information in this administrative region and publicize social review.

Article 33 Civil, legal or other organizations consider that administrative organs are not in compliance with public information obligations under the law and may report and lodge complaints to the superior administrative body, the inspectorate or the public information authorities; and that the administrative organs receiving reports and complaints should be investigated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

Civil, legal or other organizations believe that specific administrative acts in public information violate their legitimate rights and interests, may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 34 does not establish a mechanism for the publication of a confidential review by the executive body or by an executive body at the highest level, in accordance with the responsibility of the administration; in serious circumstances, the principal head of the executive branch shall be treated in accordance with the law.

In one of the following cases, the executive branch has been converted by an inspection authority or by a superior administrative authority in accordance with the authority responsible for management; in serious circumstances, by law by the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for the administration; and by law, criminal responsibility is required:

(i) Failure to comply with public information obligations under the law;

(ii) No timely updating of public information content, public information guidance and directory;

(iii) A breach of a provision for payment;

(iv) Provide government information through other organizations and individuals in a manner that is reimbursable;

(v) Publicly not public information;

(vi) Other acts in violation of the Regulations and the present approach.

Chapter V

Article XV of the law, legislation authorizing the activities of the public government information of organizations that are responsible for the management of the functions of public affairs, which is applicable.

Article 36 Education, health, family planning, culture, radio movies, water supply, electricity, heating, environmental protection, public transport, etc., is produced and accessible in the delivery of social public services, taking into account this approach.

The executive authorities should strengthen the guidance and supervision of the public service unit that is owned or managed.

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