(Adopted by the 58th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Southern Province on 7 December 2011, No. 194 of 21 December 2011, Publication of People's Government Order No. 194 of 1 February 2012)

In order to regulate the organization and conduct of industry associations, to promote the health development of industry associations, to play the role of industry associations in economic construction and social development, and to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

The industry associations referred to in this approach refer to the voluntary composition of the economic organization of the same industry (with individual business and business) in order to preserve the legitimate economic interests of the common economy, the introduction of industrial services and self-regulation, and the non-profit social organization established by law.

Article 3 Industrial associations must comply with laws, regulations, regulations and national policies and carry out activities in accordance with the Constitution without prejudice to national interests and the public interest.

Article IV. The Civil Affairs Department of the above-mentioned People's Government is the registry management body of the Association of Industry; and the relevant industry authorities at the district level carry out operational guidance and oversight management of the Association within their respective responsibilities.

Article 5

Article 6. Economic organizations that are registered under the law and operate for more than two years and are in good faith (owners of individual business and business) may initiate the establishment of an industrial association as an sponsor.

Conditions and procedures established by industry associations and changes, write-offs are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation.

Article 7. In the same sector economic organization (with individual business and business owners) the statute of the Association of Industry, voluntary applications and with the consent of the Council could become a member of the Association of the industry.

Article 8 Memberships of the Industrial Association enjoy the following rights:

(i) Participation in the membership General Assembly or on behalf of the General Assembly in the activities of the Association and acceptance of the services provided by the Association;

(ii) The right to vote, to be elected;

(iii) The right to propose proposals, the right to vote and oversight;

(iv) Voluntary retreats;

(v) Other rights under the statute of the Association of Industry.

Article 9. Memberships of industry associations fulfil the following obligations:

(i) Compliance with the statute of the Association of Industry;

(ii) Implementation of resolutions of the General Assembly of Members or on behalf of the General Assembly;

(iii) Payment of contributions by time;

(iv) Maintenance of the legitimate rights and interests of industry associations;

(v) Other obligations under the statute of the Association of Industry.

Article 10 The General Assembly or its members shall exercise the following functions on behalf of the General Assembly:

(i) Develop, modify the statute;

(ii) The election or dismissal of the President (Chief of the Council), the Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General, the Governing Council, the Head of State;

(iii) Develop, modify the criteria for payment;

(iv) Consideration of the workplans, reports of work and financial predetermined programmes of the Governing Council, the treasury or the treasury;

(v) Consideration of proposals submitted by the Council, its members;

(vi) Resolution on matters such as change, dissolution and liquidation of industrial associations;

(vii) Change or cancellation of the Council's inappropriate decisions;

(viii) Other functions under the Constitution.

The General Assembly or its members represent the General Assembly shall have more than two thirds of its members or representatives. Members of the General Assembly or members representing the General Assembly resolutions shall be adopted by a vote of more than one member or more of the members present at the Conference;

Article 11. The Council consists of the President (President of the Council), the Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council) and the Council, and is elected by the Members' Assembly or by members on behalf of the General Assembly. There is a high number of standing councils.

The term of office of the Council is governed by the statute, but it may be re-elected for a term not exceeding five years.

The Council is responsible for the membership of the General Assembly or its members on behalf of the General Assembly to perform its duties in accordance with the statute and the resolutions of the General Assembly or its members on behalf of the Assembly.

The staff of the in-service State shall not be part of the industrial associations, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and shall not receive part-time compensation, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 12. The Director of the Association of Industry (CWA) shall be in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) To continue to work in the industry for more than three years, with corresponding expertise and organizational coordination capacity;

(ii) Social credit good;

(iii) Physical health, with a general age not exceeding sixty years;

(iv) No statutory representative of other industry associations;

(v) Other conditions under the law, regulations and regulations.

Article 13, the Association of Industry has a directory or a custodian, elected by the Members' Congress or by members on behalf of the General Assembly. The Director of the Industry Association (Chief of Council), Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General, the Council shall not serve as a head of office.

The term of office is governed by the statute, but it may be re-elected for a term not exceeding five years.

The Bureau of Cnsular Affairs or the Head of State oversee the operation and financial management of the Association and report on its work to the General Assembly or its members on behalf of the General Assembly. Meetings of the Council and the Standing Council.

Article 14. The Director of the Industry Association (President of the Council), the Vice-President (Vice-President of the Council), the Secretary-General, the Council and the heads of State should comply faithfully with the provisions of the laws, regulations, regulations and statutes, uphold the interests of the Association and comply with the following guidelines of conduct:

(i) Non-existence or abuse of power;

(ii) The non-use of authority for the benefit of themselves or others;

(iii) No activity that undermines the interests of industrial associations.

The members of the Industry Association shall not engage in business activities for the benefit of the industry in their own name.

Article 15. Employees of industry associations. Industry associations should enter into labour contracts with specialized staff employed and pay social insurance contributions.

WASS dedicated staff to the declaration of professional technical qualifications, which is carried out in accordance with the relevant functions of the province.

Article 16

(i) Payment of contributions by members;

(ii) Income for services within the scope of the provisions of the Constitution;

(iii) Funding and donations accepted;

(iv) Other legitimate income.

The standard of contributions of the Association of Industry is determined in accordance with the reasonable expenses and the affordability of its members for the provision of services to its members, which shall be agreed upon by the General Assembly or by members on behalf of more than half of the representatives of the General Assembly and shall be reported to the registry management body.

Article 17 Expenditures for industry associations shall be subject to the laws, regulations and related financial systems and in accordance with the provisions of the Industrial Association statute.

In each accounting year, the industry associations should produce financial precision reports, submit to the General Assembly of Members or Members for adoption by the General Assembly, and report on registration management requests in accordance with the law.

Industry associations should receive inquiries from members, treasury, financiers, donans to fund income and financial accounting reports and ensure that relevant information is authentic and complete.

Article 18

(i) To collect and disseminate industry information, in accordance with the mandate;

(ii) Establish professional newspapers and websites, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, to exchange and cooperate in economic technology;

(iii) Organizing training for practitioners, technology, management, legislation and regulations in the industry to conduct advisory services such as laws, policies, technology, management, markets;

(iv) Participation in relevant work such as industry accreditation, new technology and product identification and diffusion;

(v) Organizing, in accordance with relevant national provisions, various trade meetings and exhibitions of the industry.

Article 19 Industrial associations should play a role in reflecting industrial claims and, according to needs, may engage in the following activities:

(i) Conduct research on industry and reflect industry, member claims, propose ideas and proposals for industrial development and legislation, and participate in the development of industrial standards, industrial development planning, industrial access conditions;

(ii) Participation in the coordination of external trade disputes and the organization of work related to anti-dumping, counter- subsidies and safeguards, v. v. and complaints;

(iii) Organizing activities to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of members.

Article 20 should play a role in regulating industrial behaviour and, according to the need, may engage in the following activities:

(i) Establish mechanisms for the self-regulation of the sound industry, develop regulations, regulate self-management practices, coordinate membership relations and maintain a fair competition order in the industry;

(ii) To promote industrial integrity, to develop and organize the implementation of industrial ethics standards and norms, and to conduct industrial integrity evaluation and evaluation.

Article 21

(i) Forced requests for admission or discriminatory treatment among members;

(ii) Fee or assessment of membership in violation of the provisions of laws, regulations, regulations and statutes;

(iii) The property of the Association of Industries, which is operating for profit or distributed among its members;

(iv) The use of industrial rules or other means of monopoly markets that impede fair competition and undermine the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, non-member economic organizations (with individual business and business owners);

(v) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 22 provides for non-exclusive competition in violation of the statutes and industrial rules of the Association, undermining the legitimate rights and interests of consumers or the overall interests of the industry, which may be subject to warnings, notification of criticism, trade sanctions, dismissal of membership, etc., and for members who operate in violation of the law, and shall be recommended and facilitated by the relevant authorities in accordance with the law.

The non-members and individuals operating in the industry may be recommended by the relevant sector to be lawful.

Members contested industrial rules, industrial self-regulation measures or other decisions by industry associations, which may be brought to review by industry associations or to bring them to the relevant branches of government in accordance with the law. Non-member units and individuals believe that the relevant measures of the Association of Industry undermine their legitimate rights and interests, may require changes in the industry associations, or may be brought to the relevant branches of government by law or by law.

Article 23. The civil affairs component of the Government of the Territory should conduct regular assessments of the functioning, operation, personnel financial situation of the industrial associations, and make regular assessments available to the industry or society.

In Article 24, the civil affairs component of the Government of the people at the district level should establish a monitoring system for the Association of the Industry concerned and perform oversight responsibilities.

The civil affairs component of the Government of the above-mentioned people at the district level may be able to cooperate with the relevant units and individuals on the basis of the facts and the measures required:

(i) Provide relevant documentation, information, financial accounts and other related materials by industry associations and relevant personnel, as well as access, replication or registration in accordance with the law;

(ii) To request industry associations and relevant personnel to provide explanations and clarifications on relevant issues;

(iii) Accrue industry associations to cease violations of laws, regulations and regulations;

(iv) To make recommendations and requests for assistance to business managers and relevant bodies.

Article 25

(i) No activity has been carried out in accordance with the scope of operations established by the Constitution;

(ii) Non-participation in annual inspections for two consecutive years or non-qualified inspections for two consecutive years;

(iii) Provision of financial reports that false or conceal important facts;

(iv) One of the conditions under article 21 of this approach;

(v) The refusal to accept or to accept inspection under the provisions.

Article 26 The Director of Industry Associations, Vice-Presidents, chairs, heads of affairs and special-time staff members recruited should be returned and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution; criminal liability is lawful.

Article 27

The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 February 2012.