(It was considered at the 62th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Hasahama Municipalities on 21 February 2010 through the publication of Government Order No. 216 of 23 February 2010 on the date of publication)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides quality and easy services for citizens, legal persons and other social organizations to optimize the economic development environment and develop this approach in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2. This approach applies to the supervision of pre-project technical services that are included in the Administrative Approval Project Standards for the City of Hara.

Article III refers to the provision of technical review, assessment, identification, counselling, etc. of the pre-administered elements of the construction of the project (hereinafter referred to as a technical service) by a legal entity or other organization registered under the law in the business administration sector.

Article IV Technical service institutions and practitioners should adhere to the rules and ethics of the executive branch and serve the author in accordance with the principles of independence, objectivity, impartiality and integrity.

Article 5

Integrated administrations such as business, prices are governed by law by the operation of technical services institutions.

The Urban Administrative Services Centre is responsible for the provision of services and evaluation of technical services in the Administrative Services Centre.

Industry associations should play a role in industry services, industry self-regulation, industry representatives, industry coordination and the overall quality of technical services and practitioners.

Article 6. Authors found that technical services and practitioners were in conflict with the law and were entitled to submit complaints to the industrial administrative authorities, the integrated administration sector or the municipal administrative services centre.

The commissioner found that the industrial administrative authorities, the integrated administration sector and the municipal administrative services centre did not perform regulatory duties or that the administrative approval department had the right to report to the inspectorate on complaints.

Article 7 encourages technical services and practitioners to join the relevant industry associations.

Laws, regulations stipulate that technical service institutions and practitioners should join industry associations, from their provisions.

Chapter II

Article 8.

Article 9. Authors selected three to five technical services in the technical service pool according to the type of technical services required and the level of qualifications, and a technical service agency was established by the Urban Administrative Services Centre in a computer-friendly manner.

Legal, regulatory provisions require the identification of technical service institutions through tendering.

Upon the author's choice of technical services, the Urban Administrative Services Centre should receive the Quality Register of Services.

Article 10 Technical service institutions are independent of the law and have legal responsibility for the quality of the operation.

Article 11. Technical services should provide a clear picture of service responsibilities, scope of operations, procedures, service norms, fees, disciplines in the business and the basic conditions of practitioners at the office premises for the knowledge and choice of the commissioners and for the supervision of the content, procedures, time frames, responsibilities, public commitment to the commissioners and society.

Article 12 Technical service providers provide technical services for the commissioner, and contracts should be concluded in the name of the technical service agency with the author.

Technical service practitioners should operate in the technical service agency and should not operate on an individual's behalf. Technicians may not operate at the same time in two or more technical service agencies.

Article 13 Technical services should be provided with technical services in accordance with the prescribed procedures and be closed within the time frame of commitment. In the light of the need for extensions in special circumstances, it should be in consultation with the commissionor, with the consent of the commissionor, to be extended appropriately and informed in writing.

Article 14. The technical service agency, when receiving the relevant materials for technical services, does not have sufficient copies or annexes of the declaration material or, after receipt, review, it is found that the lack of the declaration material should be communicated to the author of all the material required to deal with the matter.

Article 15 Technical services should be considered when they receive technical services-related materials, and if they are missing, without prejudice to technical reviews, and may require the commissioners to be added before the end of the review; and in the event of error in non-critical declarations, the person should be allowed to do so.

Article 16 Technical services should be closed on time for technical services that are not subject to clearance or on-site surveys.

Article 17 Technical service agencies, when receiving technical services related materials, are subject to uniformity and internal functioning on eligible matters.

After the completion of the technical services entrusted to it by the technical service service agency, the author should complete the service quality registration card in a timely manner and deliver the municipal administrative services centre in a timely manner.

All service charges for technical services are included in the commissioning of contracts or fees contracts and changes in the situation need to increase or reduce the amount of fees, and supplementary contracts should be concluded with the author's consensus. Technical services may not be charged outside the contract, and the technical service operators may not be privately charged.

Article 20 Technical service institutions and practitioners shall not be allowed to carry out business with the administrative approval sector and its staff in the form of deduction, presentation and pay.

The City Administrative Services Centre, the Administrative Approval Service and its staff shall not be appointed or converted to the administrative approval of the applicant for technical services.

Article 21 reports from the Administrative Approval Service and its staff on technical service delivery equipment, assessment, identification, counselling and etc. cannot be justified, without requiring the administrative approval of the applicant to re-election of technical services or requesting the re-entry of the technology service provider. For technical service agencies themselves, they must be replaced with technical services, as provided in article 9 of this approach.

Chapter III Credit management

Article 22 Technical service agencies and practitioners have one of the following operational acts, which are redirected by the relevant industry administrative authorities, which are treated in accordance with the law by the competent and other directly responsible personnel directly responsible, and are recorded in cases where the relevant industrial administrative authorities and the municipal administration service centres are recorded in an adverse manner:

(i) The failure to comply, do not fully perform or fail to comply with the provisions of the technical service contract after the commission is entrusted;

(ii) More than the time frame for the completion of the commitments;

(iii) In the process of admissibility or service, bribe, bribe or otherwise gain;

(iv) Provision of false test reports, identification reports, assessment reports, documentation and other documents, or provision of false technical results;

(v) Excellencies to increase charges and to increase the rates;

(vi) Access to the commercial secrets of the parties through inappropriate means, such as theft, inducement and coercion, in the service activities;

(vii) Other violations of the law or inadvertent conduct.

Article 23 of the Technical Services Agency and practitioners were recorded in a yearly ill-conducted by the City Administrative Services Centre, which was cleared from the technical services resource base by the industrial administration authorities, the municipal inspectorate, and no re-entry into the technical service resource base within three years.

Article 24 of the Technical Services Agency and practitioners' bad record of behaviour, the list of closed technical services resources banks, published on the website of the “Harama” and the Urban Administrative Services Centre website.

Article 25 provides for technical services that are recorded in poor behaviour, and measures should be taken by industry executive authorities and the integrated administration sector to strengthen monitoring and management.

Chapter IV Oversight management

Article 26 Industrial administrative authorities, the integrated administration sector, in monitoring inspections, or in an integrated assessment, the city's Administrative Services Centre found that technical services and practitioners should be reversed by law and should make recommendations to the authorities.

Article 27 should establish a credit appraisal system for sound technical services institutions, strengthen credit website construction, collect and publish technical services and credit information for practitioners.

Article twenty-eighth industry associations should have access to the dynamic and functioning of the industry's technical services institutions and practitioners, to strengthen the professional ethics education and operational training of practitioners in the industry's technical service agencies and to establish a self-regulation mechanism for the sound industry.

Article 29 regulates and assesses the implementation of technical services and practitioners by the executive branch and the municipal administration service centres, and does not prevent their normal operating activities, and shall not seek or receive the property of the subject subject of the regulation and shall not seek other benefits.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 33 The executive branch and its staff are in violation of this approach, with one of the following cases, the inspection authority shall be held in accordance with the law or be accountable to the relevant administrative authorities for the accountability of the competent person and the person directly responsible:

(i) It should be recorded in accordance with the law in cases where the records of the wrongful act are not recorded or should not be recorded in the record of the misconduct;

(ii) The list of technical services that should be recorded in bad behaviour or be removed from the technical service base is open to society, as prescribed;

(iii) Reports of violations committed by law should not be examined;

(iv) Administrative sanctions should be imposed by law without punishment or in violation of the statutory procedures;

(v) Other circumstances in which responsibility should be held in violation of this approach.

Article 31

In violation of this approach, the inspectorate and its staff are held accountable under the law for the responsible person without performing oversight duties or abuse of authority, in favour of private fraud.

Annex VI

Article 33 is implemented since the date of publication.