(Adopted by the 45th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Southern Susang on 17 March 2010 No. 62 of the People's Government Order No. 62 of 6 April 2010 and published as effective 1 June 2010)

Article 1 ensures the quality and safety of agricultural machinery products, protects the legitimate rights and interests of agricultural machinery producers, salesrs and users, and develops this approach in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Agriculture Mechanization Promotion Act, the Zang Province Agricultural Machinery Regulation.

Article 2 applies to activities such as the development, detection of research, production and maintenance of agricultural machinery within the territorial administration.

Article 3. Provincial agricultural machinery management is responsible for conducting a quality survey of the used agricultural machinery.

The agricultural machinery management of the local people's government at the district level is responsible for overseeing the quality of agricultural machinery repairs, the quality of operations, the condition of resale services and the quality of agricultural machinery complaints.

Article IV. Agricultural machinery management, quality technical supervision, business administration, economic and information management should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, enhance monitoring of the quality and market quality of agricultural machinery products, conduct quality inspections, complaints, and conduct quality surveys of employed agricultural machinery and create a agro-mechanical environment.

Article 5 Governments at the local level should strengthen the leadership of agricultural machinery testing and quality monitoring, enhance the capacity of agricultural machinery tests and improve the agricultural machinery quality monitoring system.

Article 6. Agricultural machinery tests should be identified in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province and be carried out by a statutory agricultural machinery test body with corresponding qualifications.

Agricultural machinery tests, in accordance with national and provincial relevant provisions, undertake outreach, selection, specific identification and security identification, and can be delegated by the relevant units to undertake work on scientific and technical findings in agriculture, identification of new products, export and import identification, arbitration tests, quality certification, quality monitoring tests, and quality monitoring tests.

Article 7. Agricultural machinery products that are safely identified can mark a safety certificate of eligibility.

Article 8. Agricultural machinery for the promotion of identification, selection, specific identification and security recognition shall apply to the agricultural machinery test identifier and other identification units accredited to the organization.

The units identified by agricultural machinery testing institutions and organizations shall review the application material within 10 days of the date of receipt of the request, decide whether to be admissible and inform the applicant in writing. Inadmissibility should be justified.

Article 9. Agricultural machinery tests should be identified in accordance with agricultural machinery tests and technical standards, and an identification report to the applicant within 15 days of the completion of the test. The applicant's objection to the identification report shall be submitted in writing within five days after receipt; the late submission shall be considered as no objection. After no objection from the applicant, the agricultural machinery test identifiers should send the identification reports and related materials to the relevant authorities for review.

Provincial agricultural machinery management should complete the review within 15 days and provide timely notices for the issuance of agricultural machinery accreditation certificates within five days of the announcement. At the same time, the results of the survey were published by the Agricultural Machinery Laboratory.

Article 10 Agricultural machinery production, maintenance and operating services should implement national standards or industry standards. There are no national standards and industry standards and local standards are developed by the provincial quality technical supervision department.

A mandatory standard should be established in accordance with the law for agricultural machinery products involving physical security, quality of agricultural products and environmental protection.

Article 11. Agricultural machinery producers should assume the following quality responsibilities:

(i) Responsibility for the quality of products produced by them and the quality of products should be consistent with the requirements set forth in the laws, regulations and regulations;

(ii) Establishment of a product logging system. The products of the plant should have a product test of qualifications, use of the Notes, “three boxes” vouchers, relevant technical documents; the refurbishing factor should be equipped with the necessary tools, annexes, spare parts; and the provision of repairs should be assured within five years after the product was discontinued;

(iii) Establish maintenance nets in the product sales area to address agricultural machinery failures in a timely manner;

(iv) To properly address user complaints and provide services.

Article 12 Agricultural machinery salesrs should assume the following quality responsibilities:

(i) To be responsible for the quality of products sold, to take measures to maintain the quality of sales products and to fulfil the required “three-kit” obligations;

(ii) Establishment of a system of inspection of inspection tests and identification of products. Accreditation of agricultural machinery that is required to be certified by law in accordance with the law for the production of industrial products shall be determined by the corresponding document or mark;

(iii) The establishment of a sales record system, such as record of the name, specifications, production of lots, name of the supplier, contact and sale flow of agricultural machinery;

(iv) Consulting, searching and complaints on the quality of products.

When agricultural machinery products are sold, the seller should open a box to test the buyer's face-to-face, test machine, describe the methods used for the use of the product and maintain knowledge, explain security concerns, open sales invoices under the law, provide “three-kit” vouchers, product qualified evidence and product use statements.

Article 13. Agricultural machinery products are not in accordance with quality requirements, resulting in losses to users and should be compensated by law. Agricultural machinery users have the right to seek compensation from the salesers; after the seller's compensation is the producer's responsibility, the seller has the right to seek compensation from the producer in accordance with the law.

Article 14. Commitments should contain the name, type, quality indicators, distribution, post-release services and complaint treatment of agricultural machinery sold.

Article 15. Agricultural machinery producers have found defects in the design, manufacture, etc. of agricultural machinery produced by them, which may cause damage to the security of the person's property, should immediately cease production, inform the salers and consumers and call back to the already sold agricultural machinery.

The agricultural machinery distributor found the defects in the design, manufacture, etc. of the agricultural machinery sold, which could cause damage to the security of the person's property, should immediately cease sales, inform producers and consumers and assist producers to call back to agricultural machinery already sold.

Agricultural machinery should be compensated by law as a result of deficiencies such as design, manufacture and safety.

Article 16 Agricultural machinery maintenance operators should comply with national regulations relating to the quality of maintenance technologies and the maintenance of quality assurance periods and ensure quality of maintenance.

After the maintenance process, the records of agricultural machinery and maintenance after the accompanying inspection of maintenance should be delivered to the contractor, and the quality assurance period is clearly maintained. During the maintenance of quality, the issue of quality should be rebuilt free of charge.

Article 17 personnel engaged in agricultural mechanical operations should be trained to possess mechanical and safe knowledge, operate in accordance with the quality standards for agricultural machinery operations or agreed by both parties. The quality of the operation is not in accordance with standards or agreements, and should be returned free of charge to the work or to the collection of services.

Article 18, when dealings such as old trawlers, joint harvesters, must have legal, effective brands and procedures for the transfer of registrations; they should not be traded according to the provisions.

More than 19 years of the local people's Government's agricultural machinery management has identified agricultural machinery quality complaints institutions responsible for receiving complaints about the quality of agricultural machinery products, the quality of maintenance, the quality of operations and the post-sale services, and providing farmers with quality information and advisory services on agricultural machinery products.

Agricultural machinery quality complaints should be followed by the following procedures:

(i) After a complaint from the agricultural machinery quality complaints body, the response to which it was admissible should be made within two days. Incompatible with the conditions of admissibility, the grounds for the applicant's inadmissibility should be communicated in writing;

(ii) After receiving a complaint, the complainant should be informed in a timely manner and requested that it be processed within three days of the receipt of the notification and that the agricultural busy season should be processed within two days;

(iii) The handling of complaints should be governed by law. On-site surveys, tests or technical identification may be conducted, as necessary. The solution should be negotiated in writing, with the responsibility of the agricultural machinery's quality complaints body to promote both parties. There is much difference between the disputed parties and the inability to reach a mediation programme, and the agricultural mechanical quality complaints body may make written responses to end mediation. Complaints may be resolved by law through other means.

Complaints concerning the quality of agricultural machinery must not be charged to the parties.

Article 20, the provincial agricultural machinery management, based on complaints by agricultural machinery users and the actual needs of agricultural production, may organize quality surveys and safety recognition of specific types of agricultural machinery products used, and the types and plans of agricultural machinery that should be published in advance.

Article 21 has resulted in significant quality problems in agricultural machinery products that have been certified by agricultural machinery, and producers refuse to deal with quality complaints or fail to address quality issues within the prescribed time frame, which are cancelled by provincial agricultural machinery and issued public notices.

Article 22 provides forgery, intrusive use or use of the extended agricultural machinery certificate, symbols, and is responsible for the cessation of the offence by the agricultural machinery of the local people's Government, at the district level, where the proceeds of the conflict are more than double the amount of the amount of the offence, but not more than three million yen, without the proceeds of the conflict, and a fine of more than one thousand yen.

Article 23 of the agricultural machinery test identifiers and personnel are not identified in accordance with the provisions of the validation process or are falsely certified by the Provincial Agricultural Machinery Order, and administrative disposition is given to the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible. The losses incurred by agricultural machinery users are borne by law.

Article 24 of the agricultural machinery's failure to deal with major complaints in a timely manner has a significant impact on the administrative disposition of the responsible and other direct responsibilities under the law.

Article 25. This approach refers to agricultural machinery that endangers the safety of the property of the person, including diesel machines, trawlers, joint harvesters, sing machines, mobile vegetation machines, mobile particles, feeding machines, hiding machines, hiding machines and farmer vehicles.

This approach refers to “three kits”, which refer to the responsibility and obligations of producers, salesers to undertake repairs, replacements, repayments.

Article 26 of this approach refers to the day of work.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 June 2010.