(The 58th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Beijing City of 12 January 2010 considered the adoption of Decree No. 218 of 1 February 2010 of the Beijing People's Government Order No. 218 of 1 February 2010 for publication, effective 1 March 2010)

Article 1 builds and develops this approach, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and the State Department's agreement on the establishment of the Comprehensive Zion tax area in Beijing.

The second approach applies to the day-to-day republican area.

The ADAM area referred to in this approach refers to the customs special regulatory areas authorized by the Department of State for the establishment of airfields at the International Airport in Beijing, with functions such as shores, logistics, processing.

Article 3: Enterprises in the Ziononga shall be in compliance with the laws of the People's Republic of China, with respect to social integrity, commercial ethics and integrity.

The legitimate rights and interests of businesses in the area of Ziononga are protected by law and are governed by the law by the State and the relevant preferential policies in the city.

Article IV. The Government of the city set up the Beijing Zion Integrated Tax Zone Management Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) to coordinate the construction and industrial development of the Zionongu area and to harmonize the day-to-day affairs in the area of the Zion UCP.

In accordance with industrial development planning and regional planning in the country and in the city, the Committee will organize implementation with the relevant sector organizations such as development reform, planning, business and development planning for the Zionang industrial development and regional construction, with the approval of the Government. The development of the Chung-bak area should be in line with the regional construction planning of the Ziononga.

Article 6. The Board shall provide efficient and accessible services to enterprises in the region, as well as administrative licences related to activities such as the establishment, registration and investment of enterprises in the region, which shall be centralized in the area of the Ziononga.

Article 7. The Committee established a facility for centralized administrative licence matters in the area of the Ziononga and introduced a system such as window receipt, centralized, time-bound and tracking services.

The Board shall publish the basis, content, conditions, full process, duration, and all submissions, model application texts, etc., in places where administrative licence matters are concentrated.

The applicant requests clarification and explanation of the content of the presentation, and the staff concerned should clarify and explain.

Article 8. The relevant administrative bodies need to conduct law enforcement inspections of the Zion Ugar area, coordinated by the Coordinating Committee.

In accordance with the decisions of the Government of the city, the Commission has focused on the exercise of the administrative penalties of the relevant administrative organs in the area of the Ziononga.

Article 9 establishes joint office mechanisms to provide efficient and quality services to enterprises. The Board has established a joint mechanism for customs, testing of quarantine, tax, foreign exchange, commerce, shores, transport, civil aviation, capital airports, etc., and innovative border control systems to increase the efficiency of customs.

Article 10 establishes a joint inspection centre to conduct a joint inspection of the goods required for the identification and entry of the goods.

Article 11. Access to and access to persons and means of transport in the area of the Ziononga shall be made accessible through the designated corridor and subject to customs supervision and inspection.

The Board is responsible for coordinating the relevant units, such as customs, implementing the necessary regulatory measures to ensure the normal and orderly passage of personnel and transport tools from the Ziononga.

Article 12 Professional technical and managerial talent employed by businesses in the Ziononga area, in line with the relevant provisions of this city, shall be supported by the Committee to assist in the processing of the relevant procedures.

Article 13. The Board shall promptly receive complaints from the enterprise by submitting comments within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the complaint; and by transferring them to other sectors in a timely manner and inform the complainant in writing. The departments concerned should submit their comments within 10 working days from the date of the submission of the complaint and inform the complainant and the Committee in writing.

Article 14.