(Adopted by Decree No. 349 of 15 December 2011 of the Royal Government of the Great Lakes Province on 1 February 2012)

Article 1, in order to regulate administrative effectiveness inspections, maintain political ties and improve administrative effectiveness, develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China Administrative Monitoring Act.

Article 2 of this approach refers to activities undertaken under the law to monitor the efficiency, effectiveness, effectiveness and effectiveness of the duties of the inspectorate in compliance with the law by more than the veterans' government inspectorate (hereinafter referred to as the supervisory body).

Article 3. Governments of more people at the district level should strengthen the leadership of the administrative effectiveness inspection in the current administration area and support the inspection body in its administrative effectiveness inspection.

The inspectorate should be aware of the administrative effectiveness of the inspectorate.

Article IV is responsible for administrative effectiveness inspections in the present administration.

The supervisory authority should guide and monitor the administrative effectiveness inspection of the lower-level inspection body.

Article 5. Administrative effectiveness inspection upholds the principles of integrity, integration of education and punishment, supervision of the combination of inspection and system-building.

Article 6 monitors carry out administrative effectiveness inspections under the law without interference by any other executive branch, social group and individuals.

The inspectorate may invite a large number of representatives, parliamentarians, special invitees or other personnel to participate in administrative effectiveness inspections.

Article VII should establish a sound administrative effectiveness reporting system. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations have the right to report to the inspectorate in any circumstances that prevent administrative effectiveness.

The inspectorate shall protect the legitimate rights and interests of the reporting person by virtue of the reporting matter and the information relating to the reporting person. In real reporting, the inspection body should respond to the situation.

Article 8. The inspectorate shall establish administrative effectiveness monitoring, political supervision and objective engineering mechanisms with the relevant departments.

Article 9. The inspection body determines the annual administrative effectiveness inspection workplan in accordance with the arrangements of the people at this level and the supervisory authority at the highest level. The workplan was carried out with the approval of the current people's Government and is presented to the supervisory body at the highest level.

Article 10. The inspection body performs the following duties in administrative effectiveness inspections:

(i) Develop, implement administrative effectiveness monitoring workplans and systems;

(ii) Examine, investigate matters and conduct affecting administrative effectiveness;

(iii) Organization of administrative effectiveness evaluation;

(iv) To receive administrative performance reports;

(v) To summarize and promote the experience of administrative effectiveness-building;

(vi) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 11. Monitoring the administrative effectiveness of the inspectorate by law:

(i) All branches of the Government and their officials;

(ii) Other personnel appointed by the Government of the people and its departments;

(iii) The people's Government and its leadership at the next level;

(iv) The organization with the functions of the administration of public affairs and its personnel in the public service, authorized by law, regulations;

(v) The executive organs of the State are mandated by law to the organization involved in the management of public affairs and its personnel in the public service.

The district-level government inspectorate also carries out administrative effectiveness inspections for the civil servants of the commune government and other personnel appointed by the communes.

Article 12

(i) Compliance with and implementation of relevant laws, regulations, regulations and policies, as well as the decisions, orders of the people's Government;

(ii) The completion of the tasks of the people's Government and the superior authorities;

(iii) Compliance with administrative procedures in administrative activities;

(iv) Other matters requiring administrative effectiveness inspection.

Article 13. The inspectorate may conduct administrative effectiveness inspections of the inspectors, inter alia, through comprehensive inspections, specific inspections, investigations, evaluation and e-monitoring.

Article 14. The inspection body may take the following measures in the course of administrative effectiveness inspections:

(i) To request the inspector to provide documents, information, financial accounts and other related materials relating to administrative effectiveness inspection matters, for access or reproduction;

(ii) To request the inspector to explain and clarify issues related to administrative effectiveness inspections;

(iii) To oblige the inspector to cease violations of laws, regulations, and administrative disciplines;

(iv) Other measures that may be taken by law.

Article 15 should establish an administrative effectiveness inspection system. Before carrying out administrative effectiveness inspections, the inspection body responsible for administrative effectiveness inspections should complete the application form, with the approval of the head of the present supervisory body.

The main administrative effectiveness inspection matters should be reported to the Government of the current people for approval and to the top-level inspection body.

Article 16 Before conducting a comprehensive inspection and special inspections, the inspection body shall be sent to the inspector to the administrative effectiveness inspection and shall not be informed in advance.

The notice of administrative effectiveness should contain the contents, time and specific requirements of the inspection and be issued by the head of the supervisory body at the present level.

In carrying out inspections or investigations by the inspectorate, a inspection or investigation team consisting of more than two inspectors or investigators should be established. When checking or investigating personnel conduct inspections or investigations, relevant work documents should be presented.

Article 18

Monitoring decisions or recommendations are made under the law and are sent to the subject of inspection in writing.

Important inspection decisions or inspection recommendations should be presented with the consent of the current people's Government and to the top-level inspection body.

Article 19 is subject to a briefing inspection authority that will implement a inspection decision or adopt a inspection recommendation within 30 days of receipt of inspection decisions or inspection recommendations.

The subject of inspection is not uniformed or contested by the inspection recommendations and is governed by the relevant national provisions.

Article 20 should conduct inspections on the implementation of inspection decisions and the adoption of inspection recommendations.

Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following cases is the responsibility of its competent authorities or the inspectorate, the time limit is being changed and the notice is criticized; in the light of the gravity of the circumstances, the warning, default or excessive disposal by the competent and other direct responsible personnel who are directly responsible; in the case of serious circumstances, the reduction, dismissal or removal of persons directly responsible;

(i) Administrative decision-making in violation of procedures;

(ii) The decision of the people's Government, the order of implementation;

(iii) Incidents arising from negligence and negligence;

(iv) The absence and incest of administrative activities;

(v) Failure to complete the tasks of the people's Government and the superior authorities on time;

(vi) The reports shall be admissible without being received or are not processed in a timely manner;

(vii) Other circumstances affecting administrative effectiveness.

Article 22 staff members of the inspectorate, in administrative effectiveness inspections, abuse of their functions, provocative fraud, and malfeasing, are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2012.