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Hunan Province, State-Owned Resources Compensable Use Of Revenue Management Approaches

Original Language Title: 湖南省国有资源有偿使用收入管理办法

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Reimbursement for the use of income management in the Southern Province of Lake

(Adopted at the 87th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Southern Province, on 4 July 2011, No. 254 of 26 July 2011, by the Order of the Government of the Southern Province, which was published as from 1 October 2011)

Article 1, in order to optimize State resource allocation, enhance the effectiveness of national resources, regulate the management of revenue for State-owned resources, prevent loss of State-owned resources, and develop this approach in accordance with the provisions of the Lake Southern Province Non-Inflation Income Management Regulations and other relevant laws, regulations.

This approach applies to the management and supervision of State-owned resources in the administrative area of I. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3

Sectors such as administrative inspection, auditing should be responsible for the management of revenue collection by State resources.

Article IV. This approach refers to payments made by State resources for the use of income, which are governed by the law by the State resource management function, by the naming of State resources management rights (in the absence of an enterprise financial accounting system unit) and to the development of income obtained from the use of State resources and by law, the right to rent State resources prospecting, mining, the right to operate and the right to use.

Article 5

(i) State land, river lakes, water resources, geothermal access, and paid income;

(ii) Prospects, mining royalties and incomes;

(iii) The income of the world's natural cultural heritage, the Focusive Property Protection Unit and the Government's investment in the development of the windspots and the income paid;

(iv) The Government's radio television agency has taken over the advertising revenues of national radio frequency resources;

(v) The right to invest in the development of public facilities, the right to use, the right to beauty, the right to name, the right to advertise, the right to be paid to the proceeds obtained;

(vi) The Government's investment in the construction of roads and the availability of parking at public sites;

(vii) The use of the Government's credibility and the income earned by resources such as information, technology owned by the Government;

(viii) The income obtained from other State resources.

Article 6

Any unit shall not be subject to the receipt of the seat, inter alia, retention, crowding, misappropriation or unauthorized recuperation, distributing and distributing the State's resources.

Article 7. Governments of more people at the district level should establish and refine incentives to encourage the implementation of State-owned resource management functions in accordance with the law and the use of State-owned resources for the management of State-owned resources to increase paid use.

The exercise of State resource management functions, the use of State-owned resources for the management of State resources, in accordance with the law, should be carried out with reasonable development and protection and the sustainable use of State-owned resources.

Article 8. The development of the use of State resources should be guided by the principle of reimbursable use and market configuration. In accordance with the law, the right to operate, and the right to use, State-owned resources should be chosen in public ways to assess their value through the selection, auction, wallcharts, etc.

Article 9. Single-State resources are used for the use of revenue collection and are implemented in a uniform manner throughout the province, by the Ministry of Finance, which is developed with the State-owned resource-related management; by the State of the city, the city's municipality, the treasury government finance sector in the district concerned, the district of the city's municipalities, and by the same-level State resource-related management, which is reported to the Ministry's financial sector and the relevant management of State resources.

Article 10. units that perform national resource management functions in accordance with the law and the right to the management of State resources shall establish an internal financial audit system for the sound use of income in the State's resources, in collaboration with the financial sector, to receive reimbursement for the use of income, and to receive inspection by the financial, auditing sector, if any, State resources are made available.

Article 11. Receipt of State-owned resources shall be paid in full in accordance with the following procedures:

(i) A lawful and effective vote against the contributing person;

(ii) The payment of funds to non-levant income-generation banks, which will be fully donated through non-levant income-collection income-collection payments made by the same financial sector.

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Article 14. Violations of the provisions of this approach, the State Department's Regulation on the Punishment of the Punishment of Financial Violations and other laws, regulations have provided for legal responsibility to be implemented in accordance with their provisions; and the absence of legal responsibility to be implemented in accordance with the provisions of this approach.

Article 15. In violation of this approach, one of the following acts has been redirected by the financial sector or by the relevant sectoral duty orders, the seizure of funds in violation of the law, the disposition of persons directly responsible and other persons directly responsible by the competent authority or the administrative inspectorate, which constitutes an offence, and criminal liability is lawful:

(i) Separation, interception, crowding, misappropriation or unauthorized recuperation, distributing and distributing State resources to receive reimbursement for the use of income;

(ii) The use of financial transactions and illegal instruments such as self-balances, invalid ballots are charged with the payment of the State's resources;

(iii) The establishment of income transition accounts or the collection of corporate basic accounts and other accounts as income transition accounts for national resources that are paid;

(iv) Reimbursement of State resources directly to top unit expenditures.

Article 16 Staff in the financial sector and other relevant departments abuse of authority, negligence and provocative fraud in the management of income for the purpose of compensating for use of income, resulting in the defeitation of income from paid use by law, and criminal liability by law.

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