(Adopted at the 86th Standing Committee meeting of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern China Autonomous Region on 8 July 2011, by Decree No. 67 of 11 August 2011, published by the People's Government Order No. 67 of 10 September 2011)

Article 1, in order to regulate the activities of government services, improve the environment of political services, enhance administrative effectiveness and promote the administration of justice, develop this approach in the light of the National People's Republic of China's administrative licence laws and other relevant legislation.

Article 2

Article 3 should be guided by the principles of legality, openness, efficiency, public integrity and integrity, the implementation of the first queried, time-bound and accountability system.

Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should establish a government service centre that focuses on the processing of government services by the applicant.

The political services of organizations that are mandated to administer the functions of public affairs (including vertical management in the self-government area) and legal legislation should be centralized at the National Service Centre. There are special reasons for not entering the Service Centre, which is decided by the people's Government after seeking advice from the top-level government service administration.

Article 5 states should set up a window of government services at the Governance Service Centre. The small workload of sectoral services or the seasonal characteristics of service projects can be applied for access to a comprehensive service window established by the agencies of the governance service.

Article 6

(i) To study and organize the implementation of a system of government services;

(ii) Approval of sectoral access to or exit from political service services;

(iii) Organizing integrated service windows;

(iv) Inspection of the authorization of the service window by the guidance department;

(v) Organizing joint approval and joint approval by the coordination sector;

(vi) Operational training and day-to-day management of service windows and staff;

(vii) Examination of matters relating to the administration of justice in the promotional sector;

(viii) To guide the work of lower-level government services;

(ix) In charge of public information;

(x) Other work carried out by the Government of the people at this level.

Article 7.

(i) By providing for a relatively centralized function of government services to an internal body;

(ii) Involve in the Service Centre and set up a window of political service;

(iii) To grant the power of the political service window to deal with the services of the Government;

(iv) Staff of the window of political service, as required;

(v) The regulation of the operation of political services and the publication of implementation;

(vi) Participation in joint approval or lead and joint approval;

(vii) Work on other government services.

Article 8. Staff members of the political service window shall perform the following duties:

(i) To receive matters of political service in accordance with the law;

(ii) Processing of matters of political service in accordance with the mandate;

(iii) Coordination and supervision of the institution in this sector to carry out matters of government services on time;

(iv) The outcome of the process of delivery of political services;

(v) Statistical analysis of information on government services.

Article 9. Staff members who are elected to the political service window should have administrative law enforcement qualifications and be able to perform the first responsibility. The heads of the political service window should be staffed at the same level as heads of institutions in the sector.

Article 10 should be delegated to the political service window for receipt, clearance, coordination, approval, documentation, and delivery.

The application shall not be subject to procedures such as on-site inspection, testing, notice, hearings, tendering, auctions, quarantine, testing, surveying, identification, expert evaluation, collective discussion decisions, according to which the authorities should authorize the decision-making of the window.

Article 11. The sector should prepare a directory of political service matters and its operating regulations, which are made available to society after the Government's relevant departments are reviewed.

The rules governing the operation of political services include the creation of a basis for matters of political service, the conditions of application, the declaration of material, the procedures for processing, the time frame for charging, the basis for fees, the contact.

Article 12. The applicant may apply directly to the political service window or apply through an open government service website.

The political service window should be made available free of charge to the applicant in the form of the application and in the form of the model, and guide the work of the applicant on the matter.

Article 13. The first staff receiving the applicant's staff is the first to ask the responsibilities for the service. The first querying the applicant's application should be addressed on the basis of the following:

(i) The matter of application is governed by the terms of reference of this sector, the full and statutory form of the application, and should be dealt with. A notice of admissibility should be given and a time limit for the completion of the commitment;

(ii) The application of material that is incomplete or incompatible with the statutory form shall be communicated to the material that needs to be added within three days and to the notice;

(iii) The application matter is not within the scope of the functions of this sector or does not require approval, and should be justified to the parties.

Article 14.

Article 15. Significant or urgent administrative clearance matters need to be handled by more than two departments, and joint approval or joint approval.

A joint approval was carried out by the Department responsible for organizing the proceedings.

In practice and co-approved, the Office of Political Affairs has identified the host sector and the co-location sector, which should be completed or addressed within the time frame.

Article 16 deals with matters of government services, with one of the following cases being considered to be closed at a time:

(i) The applicant's application shall be admissible by law;

(ii) Failure to respond to the applicant as required;

(iii) Extensive requests for extensions beyond commitments;

(iv) Failure to send the results to the applicant.

Article 17 Applications for non-approval, registration, consent shall be reported to the heads of departments and to the government service management and inspection bodies; major items are not approved, and decisions should be made to report to the Government of the people at this level.

Article 18

Article 19 provides for an annual statistical analysis of information services. In the first quarter of each year, the sector should conduct a statistical analysis of the past year's work on governance services and report to the government service administration.

Government service management should conduct a summary of the data from all sectors and report to the Government of the same people and the Government-level government service management.

Article 20 governs the administration of political services should enhance the oversight of the work of the sector in the conduct of public service services, responsible for the preparation of the political service window and the annual evaluation of its staff.

Article 21 should establish an administrative effectiveness inspection window at the current level of government service centres, as well as a supervisory staff, to receive complaints from the applicant and to verify the irregularities in the duties of the staff of the SPS.

The management of the services is subject to a full-scale tracking and early warning, supervision and an electronic inspection of administrative effectiveness.

Article 22 states that, in violation of this approach, one of the following cases is held accountable for the administrative error of the department and its head, in accordance with the scheme of administrative misresponsibilities in the Autonomous Region of the Wider Thanks:

(i) Non-approved access to government services;

(ii) In parallel with the receipt or processing of requests for political services at the centre of government services, and in other places the application is accepted or processed;

(iii) No related administrative expenses, such as administrative licences, are charged at the fee window of the Service Centre;

(iv) No delegation of authority to the political service window as required;

(v) No directory of political service matters and their operational norms;

(vi) To refuse to participate in joint approval or to take the lead and join the approval.

In violation of this approach by sector staff, there are one of the following cases in which they are held accountable for their administrative error, in accordance with the scheme of administrative misresponsibilities in the Autonomous Region of El-West Frontiers, involving offences, to be transferred to the judiciary by law:

(i) No application for the services of the Government is made in accordance with the law;

(ii) Extensive time frames for closed service matters;

(iii) Cross-fertilization of governance services;

(iv) The use of work for the benefit of illicit interest;

(v) The applicant who was severely harassed;

(vi) Other violations of the regulations governing the administration of political services.

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