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Local standard management approaches in Sichuan Province (Adopted at the 26th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Sichuan Province on 17 February 2009, No. 232 of 16 March 2009, issued since 1 May 2009)
Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of local standards, regulates the development of local standards, in accordance with the laws, regulations, such as the National People's Republic of China's Standardized Law, the Sichuan Province Standard Monitoring Regulation Regulations, which incorporates the practice of Sichuan. Article 2 quater, drafting, review, approval, publication, implementation, etc. The local standards in Article 4 Sichuan Province are divided into local standards implemented throughout the province (hereinafter referred to as local standards) and local standards in the administrative areas of the city (States), districts (markets, districts) (hereinafter referred to as regional local standards). Article IV regulates the standardization of all provinces, organizes local standards, organizes implementation of local standards, and monitors implementation of local standards. The executive heads of municipalities (states), districts (communes, districts) have drawn up regional standards in accordance with their responsibilities, organize implementation of local standards and monitor implementation of local standards. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant industry authorities at the local level manage the standardization of the sector, the industry and assume the task of drafting local standards, organize local standards for implementation in this sector and industry, and conduct monitoring inspections in accordance with the law on the implementation of local standards in this sector, industry. Article 5 provides for technical requirements for production, operation and service activities that are not national standards and industrial standards and need to be implemented within the province as a whole, and can establish provincial local standards (including the production of standard samples). The provincial local standards are harmonized by the provincial standardization administrative authorities, the harmonization of approvals, uniformity numbers, and uniform issuance. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions. In the absence of provincial local standards, the executive authorities of the city (States), districts (markets, districts) are able to propose a draft local standard, which can be published within the administrative area, following the approval of the relevant authorities by the provincial standardization administrative authorities. Regional local standards are harmonized plans, uniform numbers and uniformly issued by the executive authorities for the standardization of the draft (States), districts (markets, regions). The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions. Article 6 establishes local standards that should be consistent with the requirements of legal, regulatory, regulatory and national mandatory standards, following the following principles: (i) Technological advances, economic legitimacy and practicality; (ii) To contribute to resource savings and mitigation; (iii) Facilitating the development of foreign economic technical cooperation and foreign trade; (iv) The protection of the human health and physical property of citizens and the maintenance of consumer interests. The development of local standards should actively apply international standards and advanced standards abroad. Article 7. Local standards are divided into mandatory local standards (including full enforcement or partial enforcement, under the same) and recommended local standards. Regional local standards are recommended local standards. The content of mandatory local standards should be limited to: (i) Technical requirements for national security; (ii) Requirements for the protection of human health and the safety of property; (iii) Technical requirements such as production, storage and use of products and products; (iv) Other requirements for the quality, safety, health, environmental protection requirements and the construction of works under State control; (v) The emission threshold and environmental quality requirements; (vi) Requirements for the protection of flora and fauna safety; (vii) The requirement to prevent deception and protect consumer interests; (viii) Technical requirements for the maintenance of important products of the national economic order. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise for mandatory local standards. Chapter II Any units and individuals in Article 8 may propose project proposals for setting local standards to relevant industry authorities. Article 9 A summary of the project recommendations collected by the relevant industry authorities at the end of the year was carried out, based on the need for the standardized administrative authorities to submit applications for local standards. Article 10 requests include a summary of requests for reports and project recommendations. The content of the application included the need for development, scope, key normative content, and national and international situations, including a brief description of the criteria. Projects to be developed for mandatory local standards should also indicate the basis for their establishment. Article 11 provides for the first instance of the application by the standardized administrative authorities and, at the provincial standardization of the administrative authorities' website, for a wide range of requests for social advice, which is not less than 20 days. Upon the end of the presentation, the standardized administrative authorities should, in conjunction with the comprehensive analysis of the views collected, identify projects after a single review and make annual project plans for setting local standards. There is a significant impact on the economic development of my province and a project involving significant security-necessity in the development of local standards, with the approval of the standardized administrative authorities, which is time-bound. Article 12 projects included in the plan, where changes or terminations are required, sectors or units that assume the drafting of local standards should submit written requests for approval by standardized administrative authorities that have approved the application. Drafting Article 13. Sectors or units that undertake the drafting of local standards should establish local standard drafting groups consisting of professional technical personnel in the relevant field or persons with standardized expertise to complete drafting of local standards as planned. In drafting local standards, if relevant international standards have been or are to be finalized, international standards should be actively used or referred to in international standards, but considerations such as climate, geographical and basic technical levels in the province should be considered. In drafting local standards, the format, structure and formulation of the criteria should be in line with the requirements of the GB/T1 standardized work guidelines. The drafting of mandatory local standards should be in line with the provisions of the mandatory standards. Article 14. Sectors or units that undertake the drafting of local standards should conduct a thorough study, synthesis analysis and test validation of the draft local standards submitted by the drafting group, identify local criteria for comment and prepare local standard formulation notes. The local standard development notes include, inter alia, the following: (i) Summary of work, including mission sources, collaborative units, major processes, major drafters and their personal circumstances; (ii) The principles developed and the basis for the main elements, as revised, should describe the main revisions; (iii) A description of relevant situations such as the application of international standards or the level of advanced standards abroad; (iv) A description of coordination with existing laws, regulations, national standards and industrial policies; (v) The treatment and basis of major disagreements; (vi) As a recommendation for mandatory local standards or recommended local standards, it is proposed that, as a mandatory local standard, the grounds for the establishment of mandatory provisions should be explained; (vii) Requirements and measures for implementing local standards (including organizational measures, technical measures, transitional approaches, etc.); (viii) To repeal existing recommendations on local standards; (ix) Other matters to be explained. Article 15. Sectors or units that undertake the drafting of local standards should seek input from local standards and develop a broad range of views on social-related issues. The development of a mandatory local standard should be made available on the provincial standardization of administrative authorities' websites and openly consulted. Article 16 departments or units that assume the drafting of local standards should actively adopt reasonable views, modify the local standard request for comments and form local standard delivery letters, together with the preparation of notes, requests for a summary of views and review of the administrative authority review of the application. Chapter IV Approval and publication Article 17 The Group consists of experts in the areas of management, scientific research, testing, teaching, production, use, distribution, etc., with no fewer than 7 persons. Local standard drafters may not participate in the Group of Experts. The standardized administrative authorities may entrust industry authorities, the professional standardization technical committee to organize a conference review of local standards. The Group of Experts, in its article 18, reviews the scientific, operational, accurateness of local standards, coherence with national standards, industry standards, the reasonableness of mandatory provisions and the normative aspects of the text. The summary of the proceedings of the meeting should be accompanied by the signature of expert signatures, if the review of the Conference, the review of concluding observations and the main amendments to the local standard delivery. The conclusions of the review should be consensual. If a vote is required, it must be adopted without less than three quarters of the experts present. Article 19 Sectors or units that undertake the drafting of local standards should modify local standards in accordance with the views of the Conference, form local standard reports and report on the approval of the standardized administrative authorities. The submissions include: (i) Local criteria for approval; (ii) A copy of local standards; (iii) A description, summary of the matrix, summary of the proceedings of the meeting and signature of experts; (iv) Where local standards are used for the application of international standards and for the development of advanced standards abroad, they should have such international standards or the original (release) and translations. Local standard names should be in English. The development of a mandatory local standard should also include open solicitation and corresponding treatment of information material. Article 20 Local standards are reviewed by the provincial standardization administrative authorities to the local standard reports and related materials, and decisions are issued or not approved within 10 days. Prior to the mandatory local standard review, the provincial standard administrative authorities should make a 30-day public presentation on their website. If there is an objection, the provincial executive authorities shall organize a hearing by representatives of the management, scientific research, testing, teaching, production, use, distribution, etc. The author may approve the publication without objection or objection. Article 21 Regional standards are approved by the executive authorities for standardization in the provinces following the first instance of the executive authorities for the standardization of the executive branch of the executive branch of the executive branch of the executive branch of the executive branch (the state), the district (the city, district). After consulting with the relevant authorities, the provincial standardized administrative authorities reviewed regional local standard reports and related materials, which were approved on 10 days or were not approved. Article 2 Local standards are issued by the provincial executive authorities for standardization. The number of provincial local standards consists of rankings, orders and years issued by local standards (including standard samples). Amphet No. DB5/, naming of recommended local standards is DB51/T, and DBY51/.
Article 23 Regional standards are issued by standard-implementation municipalities (states), districts (markets, zones) and administrative authorities. The number of regional local standards consists of DBXXX/T(XXX) of regional local standards, DBXXX/T (XXX) as a regional administrative area code, order and year numbers issued.
Article 24, Local standards are issued, and the provincial executive authorities shall, as required, submit to the National Commission for Standardization Management and the relevant administrative authorities of the State. Article 25 Sectors or units that undertake the drafting of local standards should be approved by local standards for the publication of local printing standards over a half-year period, and the official text of local standards should be sent to the institutions designated by the ISO. The provincial executive authorities should publish on their website a directory of provincial standards and a directory of regional local standards, which should be published in full. Implementation, modification and review Article 26 provides for a transitional period not less than six months between the mandatory date and the date of implementation. The mandatory local standards that are urgently needed to guarantee national security, public interest needs or have a significant impact on the economic development of the province and urban construction. Following the publication of local standards, the relevant industry authorities should be able to follow up on implementation, enhance oversight of local standards, conduct regular investigation assessments of implementation and provide timely feedback to the standardized administrative authorities. Standardized administrative authorities should collect in a timely manner the implementation of local standards, study the implementation of standards in implementation and conduct an investigation assessment of the implementation of important local standards. Article 28 should be reviewed in due course, in accordance with the development and economic and social development needs of science and technology. The review cycle should not exceed five years. Article 29 reviews of local standards are submitted by departments or units that have assumed the drafting of local standards to the standardized administrative authorities after their approval; review reports should be submitted to the standardized administrative authorities after the end of the review. The review should include whether the recommendations continue to be effective, revised or repealed and the main grounds. The standardized administrative authorities shall, in accordance with the review opinion, promptly approve and disclose relevant information to society. Removal of implementation continues to be effective; the need for abolition should be declared repealed; the need for revisions to be included in the revised plan in accordance with this approach. Article 33 Regional local standards are repealed after the application of the corresponding provincial local standards. Local standards should be repealed after the application of the corresponding national standards or industry standards, but local standards are stricter than national standards or industry standards. Except as otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 33 Persons involved in the development of local standards have abuses of authority, provocative fraud, play-offs, and are subject to administrative disposition by the relevant authorities in accordance with the terms of reference; and constitutes criminal liability by law. Article 32 violates local standards in the production, sale, service activities, which are governed by law by the standard administrative authorities at the district level or by the relevant administrative authorities within their respective responsibilities. Chapter VII Article 33 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2009. |
