(Act No. 273 of 19 July 2010 of the People's Government Order No. 273 of 19 July 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate local standard management, ensure the quality of products, the quality of work, the quality of services and the quality of the environment, promote sustainable economic and social development, and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Law on the Standardization of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Standardization of Law of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Standardization of the Republic of China, the Regulations of the Zangi Province.

Article 2

The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3. Governments of more than veterans at the district level should strengthen their leadership in local standard work to support research and development on local standards such as human health, environmental protection, energy resource savings, and quality of engineering.

Article IV The executive authorities are responsible for the management of local standards within the current administrative area, in terms of the quality technical supervision of the city, the district and the district.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the executive authorities, such as health, science and technology, environmental protection, economic and informationization, agriculture, housing and rural-urban construction, have been able to manage local standards.

Organizations such as professional standardization technical committees, industry associations, carry out work related to local standards in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and statutes.

Article 5

Article 6 encourages enterprise units, scientific and technical research institutions, colleges, professional institutes and specialized academic groups for standardization to actively assume or participate in research, formulation, advice and extension of local standards.

Product producers are encouraged to give priority to the use of advanced external standards or to the international standards of national standards, industry standards and local standards.

Chapter II

Article 7 provides for technical and regulatory requirements for industrial, agricultural (including forestry, livestock, fisheries), services, construction, environmental protection, etc. that do not have national standards, industrial standards and need to be harmonized within this province.

Article 8. Local standards are divided into mandatory standards and recommended standards. The mandatory local standards include the full enforcement and enforcement of provisions.

Article 9. The mandatory local standards include, inter alia, the following technical and regulatory requirements:

(i) Requirements for human health and physical, property safety;

(ii) Requirements such as product production, storage, use and sanitation;

(iii) Food safety, sanitation requirements;

(iv) Quality, security requirements and other requirements for construction required by the province;

(v) The emission threshold and environmental quality requirements;

(vi) Energy, resource savings requirements;

(vii) Other technical and regulatory requirements that must be implemented by law, legislation and regulations.

Chapter III

Article 10. The competent administrative authorities for quality technical supervision in the province shall propose local standard-setting plans in accordance with the relevant provincial executive authorities.

Article 11-related units or individuals may make local standard-setting recommendations to the provincial, municipal quality-technical administrative authorities and provincial relevant administrative authorities or provincial professional standardization technical committees, as required.

Science and technology research institutions, colleges and business units are encouraged to make autonomous innovation results translated into local standards.

Article 12. The provincial authorities shall be competent to conduct expert assessment findings on the need for local standards, feasibility, implementation impact, in conjunction with the relevant provincial executive authorities, and identify local standard development plans.

Projects included in local standard development plans should identify standard drafting units and complete time; local standards supported by financial funds should be developed and standard drafting units should be established in accordance with the relevant provisions of the province.

Article 14. The standard drafting units should develop local standards in accordance with national standards and widely seek the views of producers, operators, users, etc.; and standard physical samples should be developed against local standards.

Article 15. Local standard content concerns quantification requirements, such as limits, content requirements, which should be tested by standard drafting units; local standards relating to the test methodology, and standard drafting units should conduct laboratory comparisons. The standard drafting unit should be responsible for the authenticity of the data.

Chapter IV Review and approval

Article 16 should be adopted by the local standard review committee (hereinafter referred to as the review committee). The review committee consists of experts from the provincial quality technical supervision administrative authorities or relevant provincial executive authorities to organize specialized standardization technical committees, industry associations, professional institutes, science and technology research institutions. Members of the review committee are generally not less than 7; consumers and users may be invited, if necessary.

Article 17 The Review Committee shall review whether the text of local criteria is in conformity with the legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions and whether it is coordinated with relevant national standards, industry standards, scientific, reasonable and operational aspects of the main technical content, and the implications of enforcement of mandatory provisions.

The local standard delivery text concerned quantification requirements, such as limits, content requirements, and the review and assessment of the material.

The review committee has not been able to reach agreement on the review findings by requiring a vote to be adopted without less than three quarters of the composition.

The relevant elements of the review, the views of the reviewers and the conclusions of the review shall be recorded in writing and are archived by the signature of the reviewer.

The text of the local standard of delivery, after the adoption of the review by the Committee, has resulted in the publication of local standard reports, which are reviewed or approved by the administrative authorities for quality technical supervision in the province.

The provincial quality technical supervision of the executive authorities should inform the society of local standards. The recommended local criteria shall not be given less than 30 days, and the mandatory local standard reporting period shall not be less than 60 days.

Article 19 of the local standard is not established by an objection or objection, which is approved by the competent administrative authorities of the provincial quality technical supervision within 15 days of the end of the public statement and issued after the uniform number. In this regard, local standards for construction are approved by the provincial authorities for quality technical supervision, provincial housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities, which are issued in conjunction with provincial housing and urban-rural-rural-building administrative authorities.

The laws, regulations should be established by the Government of the Provincial People, with the approval of the Government of the People of the province of the post-reviewed executive authorities for quality technical supervision.

The laws, regulations stipulate that local standards are promulgated and approved by the relevant administrative authorities of the province, and are derived from their provisions.

Article 20 should be submitted in accordance with the relevant national departments provided for in the national standardization of administrative authorities or laws, administrative regulations within 15 days of the date of ratification.

Chapter V Implementation and oversight

Article 21, local standards should be published and accessible free of charge to the public.

The mandatory local standards should be carried out after 90 days of the date of publication, with the exception of the much-needed implementation of major public interests, such as public safety, human health, environmental protection.

Article 2, units and individuals engaged in scientific research, production, operation, services, should strictly enforce mandatory local standards. The production, sale of products that are not in accordance with mandatory local standards is prohibited and the use of products that are not in compliance with mandatory local standards is made available to consumers.

Any unit and individual have the right to investigate and denounce violations of the mandatory local standards.

Article 23. The production units and individuals shall implement local standards by generation and number of local standards implemented in the product or in their notes, packagings.

Article 24 Quality technical supervision and relevant administrative authorities, professional standardization technical committees and industry associations should develop local standard implementation plans in accordance with their respective responsibilities, promote training and implementation, collect and reflect the implementation of local standards and conduct timely studies to address relevant issues in implementation.

Article 25 Quality technical supervision and the relevant administrative authorities should monitor the implementation of local standards in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations and methods, and promptly investigate violations, without disclosing the commercial secrets of the inspectorate.

Article 26

Article 27 of the provincial quality technology supervision of the executive authorities and the relevant provincial executive authorities should organize periodic review of local standards in accordance with the needs of science and technology development and economic and social development. The review cycle of local standards generally does not exceed three years.

In one of the following cases, the provincial authorities responsible for quality technical supervision and the relevant provincial administrative authorities should review relevant local standards in a timely manner:

(i) The relevant national standards, industry standards have been developed or revised;

(ii) Laws, regulations, amendments or repeals based on local standards;

(iii) Changes in relevant international standards;

(iv) Significant changes in production technologies, testing technologies related to local standards;

(v) Other new circumstances in the implementation of local standards require review.

Article 28 of the provincial quality technology supervision of the executive authorities and the relevant provincial executive authorities, in accordance with local standards, shall be amended or repealed in a timely manner. With regard to local standards established by the Government of the Provincial People, the provincial authorities for quality technical supervision report to the Provincial People's Government for approval or repeal.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 29, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that the law, legislation and regulations have legal responsibilities.

The executive authorities, such as quality technical supervision, have one of the following acts, and the responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities are to be disposed of by the competent organ in accordance with the authority to administer the offence in accordance with the law of the executive branch;

(i) No review and approval of local standards in accordance with this approach;

(ii) Be found to be incompatible with the mandatory local standards without being examined by law;

(iii) In violation of this approach, the disclosure of commercial secrets;

(iv) No review of local standards in accordance with this approach;

(v) There are other provocative fraud, sterilization and abuse of authority.

Article 31 consists of one of the following cases by the members of the Review Committee, which is criticized by the competent administrative authorities of the provincial quality technical supervision or by the relevant administrative authorities of the province, and shall not participate in local standard review activities in this province; and that the members of the review committee are staffed by the State organs and are subject to the authority to be disposed of by law in accordance with the authority of management; constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) No review of the local standard delivery text, in accordance with this approach;

(ii) Discussing, preparing, storing relevant validated material or reviewing findings;

(iii) To receive standard drafting units and their property or other benefits.

In one of the preceding paragraphs, the conclusions of the review committee review were invalid and the review committee should be reorganized.

Article 32, in violation of this approach, provides for the production, sale of products that are not in accordance with the mandatory local standards, by a quality technical supervision of the administrative authorities or the business administration, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to stop production, sale, confiscation of the proceeds of production, sale and violation of the law, and a fine of up to 50 million dollars of proceeds derived from the violation or more.

In violation of this approach, mandatory local standards are violated in the production, operation, services, construction, etc., by the executive authorities of quality technical supervision or by the relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, and in accordance with article XVII of the Regulations on standardized management in the province of Zangko.

Chapter VII

The executive authorities with the relevant administrative authorities to develop standard norms such as agriculture, services and services, based on actual needs, may recommend implementation within the present administration.

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 September 2010.