(Health Meeting of the People's Government of Southern Susang on 16 February 2012 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 79 of 23 February 2012 No. 79 of the People's Government Order No. 79 of 23 February 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to enhance the security and supervision of the Universal Postal Service, promote the development of universal postal services, protect the legitimate rights and interests of postal users, and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the laws, regulations, such as the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2

This approach refers to the State's legal guarantee that Postal Enterprises assume the operational scope, service standards and standards, as prescribed by the State, and the provision of postal services for all users in our country.

Article 3. The Government of the local population at the district level should incorporate postal universal services into national economic and social development planning, guarantee that the postal universal service is adapted to economic and social development, and guarantee the right of the user to basic communications, as required by the compatibility of the basic public services.

Article IV. Governments at the local level should provide the necessary financial, material support and policy preferences to ensure that postal facilities are tailored to the needs of the postal general service.

Article 5 Governments at the local level should incorporate postal universal services into rural public service systems, promote rural postal facilities and accelerate the development of rural postal services.

Article 6. Provincial Postal Administration is responsible for the supervision of universal postal services throughout the province. The municipal postal management in the area under the leadership of the provincial postal management is responsible for overseeing the management of the universal postal service in the current administrative region. Postal management should develop postal universal service development planning and coordinate the development of postal universal services.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant sectors of the local people's government have taken measures to support postal enterprises in providing universal postal services.

Article 7. Postal enterprises should strengthen the quality of postal services, improve safety and security measures, provide rapid, accurate, safe and convenient services to users and preserve the legitimate rights and interests of users to use postal postals.

Chapter II Universal services

Article 8 Postal enterprises should provide the user with the following universal postal services, as stipulated in the Postal Act of the People's Republic of China:

(i) A letter to be sent;

(ii) Not more than 5 kilograms of print delivery;

(iii) A total of no more than 10 kg of copies;

(iv) Postal exchange.

Article 9 provides postal places for the provision of postal services generally, and their time of operation and surrender shall meet the following requirements:

(i) Business hours: 7 days per week in the urban main city area, less than 8 hours a day; 6 to 8 hours a week in rural and urban areas; 6 to 8 hours a week in rural areas; 6 to 8 hours a day per week;

(ii) Deferred: 7 days per week in the urban main city area are not less than 2 days per day; in rural and urban areas, 7 days a week, less than 1 days per day; in rural areas, less than five days a week.

In the event of national statutory holidays, postal places offering universal postal services can be properly adjusted in accordance with actual postal requirements. The time after the adjustment should be announced on a five-day basis.

Article 10 Postal enterprises send mails to users and should be transferred in a timely, accurate and safe manner. Intercommercial letters in the same city area of the province should be completed within two days; correspondence between the localities of the urban government in the area should be completed within three days; correspondence between the same area and the inter-territorial intercommunity should be completed within four days; correspondence between different districts and inter-communities should be completed within six days. There are three to seven days of the time frame for each other in the province.

Article 11. Postal enterprises shall indicate the number and time of the communication at the mail (box) and shall be taken on time. The number of mails (boxes) should be: 7 days per week in the urban main city area, no less than 2 days per day, 7 days per week in rural and urban areas and less than 1 days per day, and in rural areas, no less than 5 days a week and less than 1 per day.

Article 12 Postal exchange is a national networking point, and postal enterprises should be transferred to the user within three days from the date of receipt; non-national networking points should be transferred to the user within 10 days from the date of receipt.

Postal enterprises should send remittances to users within 60 days of the date of receipt by the recipient.

Article 13 Postal enterprises should provide postal code search services free of charge to users in postal locations, and guide users to correctly write postal codes using standard-compliant letters, signals.

Article 14. The mail of the communes of the urban and communes shall be delivered in accordance with the following requests:

(i) The mail of units, units attached to institutions and individuals, as well as the user of the unit's accommodation, shall be surrendered to the collection (transmission) or other mailing sites established by the unit at the ground level; the mail sent to the ship shall be surrendered to the ship-owned units or other mailing sites;

(ii) The mail of the mail of the home building user, which should be sent to the senders; the absence of a sender could be transferred to the receiving (transmission) room or to the designated place of consultation with the user;

(iii) The mail of the home-wife user should be transferred to the household in accordance with the street gates; the higher number of households should be sent to the sender at the general entrance of the compound; the establishment of a collection (transmission) room or an outgoing point could be sent to the receipt (transmission) or to the place of collection.

mails in rural areas should be transferred to the household, and other mails could be transferred to the village mail station, the Integrated Services Centre in the Administrative Village or other mail sites in consultation with users.

Conditions in rural areas should gradually increase the rate of mail to household.

Article 16 encourages postal enterprises to provide universal postal service standards and existing levels. The special causes such as transport are not required by this approach, and, with the consent of the provincial postal management, postal enterprises can be implemented in accordance with the requirement not to be lower than the universal postal service standards.

Article 17 The establishment of institutions, groups, business units, etc., after the establishment of the law, as well as the construction of residential homes by the residents, shall be subject to postal mail registration procedures.

For users with the conditions of deportation, the postal enterprise shall arrange for the transfer within five days from the date of the user's mailing.

Article 18 Postal enterprises may authorize businesses or individuals to conduct universal postal service operations in writing and shall be responsible for the quality of postal services within the scope of the commission.

Chapter III

Article 19 Postal management should report to the Government of the urban population on the approval of the Government of the urban people on the basis of the specific planning of the Universal Postal Service Facility, such as urban planning.

Article 20 builds new urban areas, independent mined areas, development zones, residential areas or rehabilitation of the old urban areas, and should be accompanied by the construction of postal universal service facilities.

New construction, alteration of passenger fleets, large logistics parks, etc., Governments at the local level should incorporate mail sites, postal network sites into construction planning, while designing, constructing and receiving projects in line with the needs of the postal service.

Article 21 of the Universal Postal Service Facility is in line with the directory of the allocated land, with the approval of the Government of the people of the location to dispense the urban infrastructure package, the construction of the municipal utilities.

Postal enterprises have set up mailsets in public places, free of charge for road occupancy.

Construction units should sell prices that are not higher than construction costs when they are delivered to postal enterprises when they are delivered to the postal enterprises in accordance with planning requirements. Conditions may be made available to postal enterprises through, inter alia, the commission of the construction of a general postal service complex. Postal enterprises must not be redirected.

Article 22 mails delivered by transport enterprises such as railways, roads, waterways, aviation, to postal enterprises offering postal services generally should be arranged at vehicle stations, ports, airports, sites required for loading, storage and operation, access corridors, homes, and information facilities for loading and navigation.

New construction, alteration, expansion of vehicle stations, ports, airports should be carried out by postal enterprises on the basis of the actual need to harmonize the planning of mail storage, the location and corridors required for transit. Transport enterprises should provide incentives to postal enterprises in the areas of mail transport, rental of sites.

Article 23. Vehicles providing postal services with a special postal mark do not require road transport tickets; mail transport and devolution missions are exempted from the cost of vehicle movement through charges of roads, bridges, tunnels and vouchers, specifically by provincial transport authorities, postal management with provincial finances, price authorities; high road traffic costs are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Government of the province.

Article 24 vehicles providing postal services with a special postal mark are required to demarcate through the transport management of the public safety authority or to maintain parking at the prohibited place of parking, with the consent of the transport management of the public safety authority, to be made available or parked in order to ensure security; to travel and transit corridors, bridges, checkpoints, highway roads, to be given priority; to release them after the record of the general chapter or a minor traffic accident, and to complete their transport tasks, or to assist in the handling of serious mails.

Article 25 Postal enterprises should strengthen the management of vehicles with a special postal mark and shall not use their business activities other than mail transport, without allowing other units or individuals to use vehicles with postal features, including rents.

Article 26 establishes, alters and removes postal places that provide universal postal services, which are subject to the harmonization of procedures such as registration, alterations and write-off registrations at the district level and above.

Article 27 provides a universal postal service project for eligible postal enterprises, which is supported by the financial sector in the relevant earmarked funds.

Article 28 builds the town residential (resident) building and the concentration of farmers in residential areas (hereinafter referred to as residential buildings) and should be set up in a letterbox receiving mails.

Article 29 should include the scope of the housing construction map design document. The design document did not build a mandatory standard design letter for national and provincial works and the construction map design document was not adopted.

The construction of administrative authorities should enhance the supervision of the residential vouchers in such areas as the completion of the inspection. The construction units should provide the postal administration's residential slots and their eligibility for quality tests when they are sent to the construction of administrative authorities for the clearance of the residential work.

The unacceptance of a letter box or the installation of the residential building is not in accordance with the requirements, and the construction units are responsible for re-engineering or replacement.

Article 33 Maintenance and replacement of the Toolkit, which is responsible for the construction of units, is the responsibility of the owner or management unit.

More than the local population governments at the district level should arrange for updating and maintenance as public-use facilities when they organize the renovation of the residential building.

Article 31 Postal enterprises should maintain their postal universal service facilities and guarantee the normal use of postal universal service facilities.

Article 32, agencies, groups, business units, etc. shall establish a collection room for receiving mails at the ground or at the main entrance; more than two units use the same mail address, may set up joint collection rooms and use the distribution of uniform specifications.

The commercial write-board should be installed at the ground or at the main entrance or at the mail collection room.

Article 33 Commodity services enterprises should facilitate the transfer of mails to postal enterprises, and in accordance with the agreement on the service contract for the material industry, mailing or providing the necessary assistance to surrender:

(i) No call boxes have been established;

(ii) The mail security of the mail is affected by the impossibility of deporting or distributing mails for maintenance, damage, etc.;

(iii) Accreditation kits cannot be surrendered or distributed to a mail within the door block;

(iv) Other cases in which postal enterprises should be facilitated by law.

Article XXX Geographical Names, units and resident gates should mark postal codes in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Civil affairs, public security agencies should establish and regulate units and resident names numbers.

Article 35 should be rebuilt on the basis of the need for postal universal service facilities in rural and urban areas. It is true that reconstruction is not possible and that the costs of re-engineering and other compensation costs should be borne by the city, district-level people's governments, without reducing the level of universal postal service, not less than the original postal operation and mail handling area. No proper arrangements have been made for the postal universal service facility.

Prior to the re-establishment of the postal universal service facility, the decision-making city, the territorial Government and the postal enterprises should take measures to ensure that postal universal services are not affected.

Article 16 should take the necessary safeguards to encourage and support villagers' councils to establish village mails in rural areas. The commune government should guide village councils in setting up village mail stations or identifying other mailing sites.

Village mails can be installed at the Integrated Services Centre in the Administrative Village or at the villagers' Committee office, where village mail officers can be composed of villagers' committees and encourage the relevant units and individuals to facilitate or volunteer services for village mail stations. The provision for the operation of village mails is coordinated by district-level financial arrangements.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 37 Postal management should conduct a monitoring review of the provision of postal services by postal enterprises, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, etc., and will monitor the use of postal general service subsidies in the relevant sectors. Postal enterprises should cooperate without denying or impeding the supervision of inspection officers to perform their duties under the law.

Article 338 Postal management should establish a quality evaluation system for postal services, conduct quality surveys and use user satisfaction as indicators for evaluating universal postal services.

Article 39 should establish a network of monitoring the quality of postal services, listening to ideas and proposals in a variety of formats and dealing with problems arising from the general postal service, and promote the level of services for postal enterprises.

Complaints and complaints involving postal enterprises, the postal management requested that postal enterprises be verified and processed, and that postal enterprises should inform postal management in writing within 15 days of the date of receipt of the postal management notification.

Article 40 Postal enterprises should establish and improve the quality of postal services, rigorous implementation of service standards, sound management systems and enhanced process management.

Article 40 Postal enterprises should establish user-focused, opinion books, publish monitoring telephones and receive user oversight of the quality of postal services. Users complained about the quality of services and reported that postal enterprises should respond within 15 days of the date of receipt of complaints and reports.

Postal enterprises should verify, deal with complaints, complaints and report matters confidential the information of the complainant, the complainant, the reporting person, and refrain from reprisals against the complainant, the complainant and the reporting person.

Article 42 establishes postal places for the provision of universal postal services, which shall be submitted in writing to the provincial postal administration within five days of the official operation of the postal operation.

Postal enterprises have removed the place of postal service offering postal services or discontinued, restricted the operation of the postal general service, which should be issued to the community after approval by the provincial postal administration and processed in a timely manner the corresponding business registration procedures.

Postal enterprises have established the postal general service mailing sites or converting the postal general service from the postal network to the escular point, which should be reported to the provincial postal administration.

Article 43 thirteenth Postal enterprises should strengthen the data, data collection and collection of postal general services, which will regularly provide relevant data on postal general services, and postal management.

No unit or individual shall have the following acts:

(i) Removal and destruction of postal general service facilities, such as mail boxes (boxes), mail boxes;

(ii) The unauthorized opening, closure of mail boxes (boxes), the surrender of flammable, prone, corrosive items or other miles to the mailing (box) to prevent the normal use of postal universal service facilities;

(iii) Beginning points, slots, parking vehicles and impeding the normal operation of the postal general service, either before or around the pre-service facility;

(iv) Other acts that undermine the postal universal service facility or impede the normal use and operation of the postal universal service facility.

The relocation of postal general service facilities, such as roads rehabilitation, should be made with the prior consent of the postal enterprise and appropriate arrangements at the request of the postal enterprise.

In addition to the need for national security or tracing of criminal offences, any other unit or individual may not inspect, detain mail by a public security agency at the district level, a national security authority or a prosecution authority, in accordance with the statutory authority and procedures.

Public security authorities, national security authorities or prosecution agencies require that postal enterprises provide information on the use of postal services by the relevant users, and that postal enterprises and related units should be synchronized and confidential.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 46, which violates this approach, is regulated by law, legislation and regulations.

In violation of this approach, Article 47 states that the Government of the communes of the decision-making is not rebuilt in the postal general service facility and that the Government of the last-level people should be responsible for its construction or proper settlement, subject to the guarantee of the normal functioning of the postal service; the loss of the postal enterprise should be compensated by law.

Article forty-eighth units or individuals violate the provisions of this approach, destroy the postal general service facility or impede the normal use and operation of the postal general service facility, which is rectified by the postal management order; constitute a violation of the security administration, punishable by law by the public security authority; the transfer of the judiciary suspected of committing crimes; the loss resulting in legal liability.

Article 49 does not require universal postal services as provided for under this approach, by postal management orders being corrected; without justification, by refusing to correct, by giving warnings and by imposing a fine of up to 30,000 dollars in the year 2000; and by transferring the judiciary to justice.

Article 50 Postal enterprises, in violation of this approach, have not reported on the data and information related to the Universal Postal Postal Service, which is being converted by postal management orders.

Article 50 of the Postal Administration's staff abuse of their functions, play a role in oversight, favouring private fraud, suspected of being committed and transferred to the judiciary to deal with the law; they do not constitute a crime and are treated by law.

Annex VI

Article 52, Postal enterprises may provide extension services for basic postal service operations according to user needs. The extension service fee rate is established by provincial price authorities with provincial postal management.

Article 53 deals with special service operations such as the regular letter of the Force, the Blind and the free dispatch of the veterans of the revolution.

Article 54, which refers to postal enterprises referred to in this approach, refers to the Southern Suu Postal Corporation and its branches that have assumed responsibility for the provision of postal universal service obligations to users within the territorial administration.

This approach refers to the general postal service facility, which is used to provide postal places for the general service of postal services, mail handling, mail mail (box), mail boxes.

Article 55