(Summit No. 102 of 12 April 2010 by the Uruz People's Government Order No. 102 of 1 June 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 promotes the health development of industrial associations, regulates the organization and conduct of industry associations, preserves the legitimate rights and interests of the industrial associations, and develops this approach in line with the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 of this approach refers to the establishment by law, which is voluntary by the same sector's economic organizations, and to the introduction of industrial services and non-profit social groups administered by self-regulation.

Article 3. This approach applies to the establishment and supervision of industrial associations within the city's administration.

Article IV. The civil affairs sector is a registered management body of the Association of the People's Government (hereinafter referred to as the registration authority).

The Government of the city, district (zone) is responsible for the administration sector and the organization authorized by the law, and is the business manager of the relevant industry associations (hereinafter referred to as the business manager).

The registry management and the operational supervisory units should be co-ordinated in the management of the industry associations, in accordance with the terms and responsibilities established.

Article 5

The activities carried out by industry associations in accordance with laws, regulations, regulations and statutes are protected by law and no organization or individual may interfere unlawfully.

Chapter II Registration

Article 6 Industrial associations operating in the administrative areas of each district (zone) are governed by law by the registration management authorities.

Article 7.

In the same administrative area, there shall be no duplication in the establishment of the same or similar industrial associations.

Article 8. The establishment of an industrial association shall have the following conditions:

(i) More than 30 members of units or more than 50 individual members; a mix of unit members, individual members shall not exceed 50 members;

(ii) A normative name and a corresponding organizational body;

(iii) There are fixed office spaces;

(iv) A dedicated staff member who is responsive to its operational activities;

(v) Funding for legitimate assets and funds and activities of over 3,000 dollars;

(vi) The ability to assume civil responsibility independently.

Article 9

(i) In line with the operational scope of the Association, the distribution of its members and the geographical composition of its activities, accurately reflecting the industrial characteristics;

(ii) The repealed industrial associations or the name of the banned organization shall not be used within three years;

(iii) There is a clear distinction between the names of registered industrial associations;

(iv) In line with other requirements under the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation.

Article 10. The establishment of registration procedures by industry associations is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Social Group Registration Regulation.

Article 11. The registry management body may convene a hearing on the need, purpose, scope of operation and the will of the relevant economic organizations for the establishment of an industrial association.

Article 12 After the establishment of the Industrial Association, branches, representatives of institutions or the need for a process of registration, write-off registration should be reviewed by the operational supervisors' units, and relevant registration procedures are required by law to the registry administration.

Article 13 establishes, write-offs or changes in names, residences and statutory representatives, which are communicated by the registry administration.

Part III

Article 14. Specific entry conditions and procedures are regulated by the statute of the Association of Industry.

Article 15 The statute of the Association of Industry should make a clear provision on membership and its rights, obligations and obligations to guarantee equality of membership rights. No member shall take advantage of the advantages of the scale of operation, market share or limit the legitimate rights and interests of other members.

Article 16 Members may be elected to represent the General Assembly. The General Assembly or its Members represent the General Assembly as the supreme authority of the Association of Industry, whose mandate is determined by the Constitution.

Article 17 shall be convened by a member or a member representing the General Assembly by more than two thirds of its members or by a representative of a member, subject to the adoption of a majority of the votes of its members or members.

Article 18 The Council is elected by members of the General Assembly or by members on behalf of the Assembly. The Governing Council is the executive body of the General Assembly or its members on behalf of the General Assembly and is accountable to the General Assembly or its members for the performance of its duties in accordance with the statute of the Association of Industry and the resolutions of the General Assembly or its Members on behalf of the General Assembly.

More than 30 members of the Council may be elected by the Standing Council. The Standing Council is responsible for the Council to perform its duties in accordance with the statute of the Association and the resolutions of the General Assembly or its members representing the Assembly.

Article 19 of the Governing Council, the Standing Council consists of the President (Chief of the Council), the Vice-President (Vice-Chairman), the Council or the Permanent Council.

The Governing Council and the Standing Council meetings are chaired by the Director (Chief of Council). The President of the General Assembly (Chief of the Council) shall be presided over by his delegation of authority or by the Council, the Vice-President of the Permanent Council (Deputy Council).

Article 21 Governing Councils, the Standing Council of Ministers deals with industry associations in a conference manner. Each council or standing council has one vote.

The Council or the Standing Council must have more than two thirds of the membership or permanent council participants to be convened, and its resolutions are subject to the entry into force of the vote of the Governing Council or the Standing Council over 2/3.

In addition to the statutes of the Association of Industry, the President (Chief of the Council) is the statutory representative of the Association. The President shall meet the following conditions:

(i) Be familiar with industry and with the appropriate expertise and good organizational coordination capacity;

(ii) No poor social credit records;

(iii) No criminal punishment that has been denied political rights;

(iv) No statutory representative of other social groups;

(v) Other conditions under the law, regulations.

Article 23 establishes the secretariat of the Association of Industry to serve as a permanent body of business associations. The Secretariat works under the leadership of the Secretary-General to deal with the day-to-day affairs of the Association.

The Secretary-General may be determined by elections, recruitment or public recruitment. Meetings of the Council or the Standing Council.

Article 24 Less members of the industry associations may not be allowed to do so and only to do so. The heads of missions are elected by the Members' Congress or by members on behalf of the General Assembly. The number of prisons is regulated by the statute of the Association of Industry.

The Bureau of Cassation or the Director-General oversees the operation and financial management of the Association of Industries, attend the meetings of the Council or the Standing Council.

The Governing Council, the members of the Standing Council and the Secretary-General shall not serve as heads of office.

Article 25

The staff of the Standing Bureau of the Association of Industry should be progressively professionalized and professionalized.

Chapter IV Functions

Article 26

(i) Conduct industry statistics, surveys on behalf of the industry, participate in the argument of administrative decisions involving industrial development, reflect to the Government and the relevant administrative departments the concerns of the industry, propose relevant legislation and relevant technical norms, industrial development planning;

(ii) On behalf of the members of the industry, undertake industry-specific collective negotiations and make observations and recommendations on the interests of the industry;

(iii) Participation in or organization of membership units in counter-dumping, counter subsidies and safeguards v., complaints.

Article 27 of the Industry Association exercises self-regulation functions as follows:

(i) Implement the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and government-related policies in the industry;

(ii) Establish industrial self-regulatory mechanisms to promote self-regulatory management systems and to establish an industrial integrity assessment system;

(iii) Develop and organize the implementation of industrial ethics standards and associated quality, technology and service norms;

(iv) Promote the implementation of national standards, industry standards or local standards.

Article twenty-eighth Industry Association exercises the following industry service functions:

(i) To guide and assist members in improving business management;

(ii) Training in industry and advisory services;

(iii) Assist members in developing and implementing enterprise standards;

(iv) To collect, publish industrial information and promote industrial products or services;

(v) Conduct industrial inspections, industrial comparisons and market assessments in accordance with the relevant provisions;

(vi) An exhibition and solicitation activities to be entrusted by the Government or in accordance with market and industrial development needs;

(vii) Building industrial public service platforms for the exchange and cooperation of domestic and international economic technologies;

(viii) Other activities aimed at promoting industrial development under the Constitution.

Article twenty-ninth Industrial Association exercises the following industry coordination functions:

(i) Coordinating the controversy arising between members, between members and non-members, between members and consumers in production operations;

(ii) Coordination of the relationship between the Association of Industry and other industry associations or economic organizations;

(iii) To communicate the relationship between the industry and the Government and the relevant administration sectors to assist the Government and the relevant administration sectors in their management;

(iv) Harmonize price disputes among members and maintain fair competition.

Article 33: The following acts by industry associations against members shall be stopped and may be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution:

(i) Violations of legal, legislative, regulatory and constitutional provisions;

(ii) Products, services that do not meet quality standards and service norms;

(iii) There is no legitimate competition;

(iv) To undermine the legitimate rights and interests of consumers or others and jeopardize the overall image of the industry.

It should recommend and assist the relevant administrations to deal with violations committed by members in their production operations.

Chapter V Financial and financial management

Article 31 provides funding through legal means such as collection of contributions, acceptance of donations or funding, and access to industrial services.

Article 32 shall determine the criteria of contributions in accordance with factors such as their scope of operations, the cost of work and the status of production of members.

The criteria for contributions should be adopted by the General Assembly of Members or by members on behalf of the General Assembly.

Article 33 should implement the financial management system established by the State.

The Governing Council or the Standing Council shall make regular reports to the General Assembly of its members or to the General Assembly on the disbursement of funds and the status of payments, as well as on the reports of the operational supervisory units and the registry management bodies, subject to oversight inspections.

The industry associations should conduct an audit in accordance with the law prior to the write-off of registrations, changes in the legal representative and the replacement of the elections.

Article 34 provides for activities within the purpose and scope of the Constitution and shall not be allocated among its members. The members of the Industrial Association shall not be required to return their paid contributions or funds, donation.

Any unit or individual shall not intrus the legitimate assets of the Association of Industries.

Article XV of the industry associations shall be donated by law and shall be financed in accordance with the purpose and scope of operations set out in the Constitution, in accordance with the time frame, modalities and legitimate uses agreed with the donor, the financier. The industry associations should report to the business manager on receipt, use of donations, funding-related information and should make the relevant information available to society in an appropriate manner.

In the event of the termination of Article XVI, industry associations should be established by law, under the guidance of the business desk and the relevant departments, to carry out property liquidation.

The members of the liquidation group are elected by the Council or the Standing Council; they cannot be selected and appointed by the registry management body or the operational manager. Reimbursement costs are prioritized from the property of the Industrial Association.

During the liquidation period, industry associations may not carry out new operational activities.

Chapter VI Promotion and security

Article 37 Governments and relevant sectors of the Government should develop preferential policies that encourage, support industry associations to carry out their activities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the development needs of the Association of Industry, and facilitate the work of industry associations.

Industrial associations are required to carry out their activities in accordance with the law to support the Government or the relevant administration sector, which should be actively promoted within their purview.

Article 338 Governments and relevant government departments should listen and seek the views and proposals of the relevant industry associations when developing major policies, measures that involve industrial development.

The industry associations are entrusted with operational activities or services by the Government or the administration concerned, and the Government and the relevant administrations should pay the corresponding costs.

Article 39 Governments and relevant sectors of the Government should protect the autonomy of industry associations in accordance with the law and not interfere with the institutional, personnel, assets, finance, etc. of the Association.

Article 40 shall enter into a labour contract with a dedicated staff member who is employed to conduct social insurance in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The full-time staff members who have declared professional technical qualifications may participate in the evaluation in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Oversight management

Article 40. The registry management and the operational supervisory units should establish a monitoring system for industry associations, which will be published in society in accordance with the law to investigate violations.

The registration management body should establish an integrated evaluation system with the relevant sectors. Associations of industries with integrity, strict self-regulation and play a prominent role are recognized or rewarded by the registry administration.

Article 42

Article 43

(i) Forced requirements for units or individuals;

(ii) To prevent fair competition by establishing industrial rules, operating fees standards or other monopoly markets, damaging the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, non-member units or the public interest of society;

(iii) Servicing of members, inclination, obstruction, limitation of members' legitimate business activities or participation in other social activities;

(iv) Discriminatory treatment among members;

(v) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations, regulations and statutes.

Article 44 members of the Industrial Association contested industrial rules, industrial self-regulation measures or other decisions, which may be brought to the relevant branches of government by the industry associations for review or by law.

Non-member units and individuals believe that the relevant measures of the Association could undermine their interests and may require adjustments or changes in the industry associations or be brought to the relevant branches of government by law.

Article 44 fifteen of the Association of Industry (AWAA) when applying for registration, deceives registration, or does not carry out activities within one year from the date of ratification of registration, which is revoked by the registry administration.

Article 46 is one of the following conditions in the Association of Industry, which is warned by the registry administration in accordance with the provisions of the Social Group Registration Management Regulations, that corrective action may be taken and that it may be responsible for the removal of the competent staff directly responsible; in serious circumstances, the removal of registration; and the criminalization of the law:

(i) Removal, rent, borrowing from the Social Group's Corporate Registration Certificate, or renting or borrowing industry association stamps;

(ii) Activities beyond the purpose and scope of the Constitution;

(iii) The refusal to accept or to accept inspection under the provisions;

(iv) No registration of changes as required;

(v) The unauthorized establishment of branches, representatives of institutions, or the departure of branches, representatives of institutions, with serious consequences;

(vi) Operational activities in the area of profitability;

(vii) Expropriation, private division, misappropriation of the assets of the Association of Industries or donations received;

(viii) Receiving fees, raising funds or accepting, using donations and funding in violation of the relevant provisions of the State.

The acts set out in the preceding paragraph are in breach of the law or the proceeds of the law, forfeiture may be obtained by more than three times the amount of the unlawful operation or by more than three times the amount of the proceeds of the offence.

Article 47 has not been approved, has been carried out in the preparation of the industrial associations or, without registration, has been carried out in the name of the industry association, which is prohibited by the registry administration, forfeiture of illegal property, which constitutes criminal responsibility under the law, and is not yet a criminal offence and is punishable by law.

Article 48 is one of the following acts by a staff member of the registry administration and the operational supervisory unit, which is governed by the law by its units or the relevant departments; and is responsible for criminal liability under the law:

(i) Approval of the preparation or granting of registration by industry associations in violation of statutory conditions and procedures;

(ii) Not register, change, write-off, as prescribed by industry associations;

(iii) The activities carried out independently by IATA;

(iv) Expropriation, private division and misappropriation of the assets of the Association;

(v) Execution of administrative penalties in violation of the law or failure to investigate the alleged violations in a timely manner;

(vi) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization.

Chapter VIII

Article 49 of the Rural Professional Economic Association conducts registration management in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National, Self-Government Zone.

Article 50