(Summit 28th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 1 February 2009, to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 48 of 6 February 2009 of the People's Government Order No. 48 of the Greater Self-Government Zone, which came into force on 1 April 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to promote the full implementation of the law and accelerate the construction of the rule of law government, has developed this approach in the context of the practicalities of this self-government, in accordance with the Comprehensive Framework for the Administration of the Law and the State Department's decision to strengthen the city's administration.

Article 2

The Government of the municipality referred to in the previous paragraph includes the municipalities, municipalities, districts, districts, districts, and district-level municipalities; the Government consists of the Government's constituent departments, the immediate ad hoc bodies, the executive body, the executive branch and the sectoral administration.

Article 3 is governed by an objective and impartial, open and transparent application of the principle of organizational and sub-level responsibility.

Article 4 The specific work of the study is carried out by the Government of the people at this level in order to fully advance the implementation of the Office of the Leadership Group for the Administration of the Judiciary (hereinafter referred to as the Office of the Executive Office of the Law).

Article 5 The Government of the People of the Autonomous Region is responsible for the Government of the Municipalities of the archipelago and the Government at the lower level, which is responsible for the archipelagic Government and the Government at the lower level, and the vertically managed sector of self-government in the local people's government.

The Government should strengthen the guidance and supervision of the lower-level people's Government's conduct of the executive review under the law.

Chapter II

Article 6

(i) To establish, in accordance with the law, as a basic norm for the functioning of the Government, a specific approach and accompanying measure to advance the administration of justice, to implement the legislative and administrative phases of deployment and annual work tasks, and to carry out the responsibilities of the first responsible person;

(ii) Establish and implement the legal administrative reporting system. The Government of the people at the district level reports annually to the Standing Committee of the Benchier to advance the legal administration, accept the deliberations of the Commission, and report to the Government of the people at the highest level in writing to advance the legal administration; and the Government report annually to the Government of the people at the end of the year to advance the legal administration;

(iii) Upgrading of supervisory inspections by the executive branch at the lower level to advance the work of the legal administration and the establishment of the relevant system;

(iv) To play a full role in the Government's rule of law and in the role of staff, assistants and legal advisers in the administration of justice.

Article 7 establishes mechanisms for sound science-policy decision-making, which are governed by law, scientific decision-making and democratic decision-making:

(i) An important administrative decision-making hearing and a major administrative decision-making hearing;

(ii) Major administrative decisions are subject to review of legality;

(iii) Major administrative decisions are taken by collective decision;

(iv) Execution of administrative decision-making errors and misresponsibility;

(v) Post-implementation evaluation of implementation of major administrative decision-making.

Article 8.

(i) The development of normative documents in compliance with statutory competence and procedures and in conformity with legal policy provisions;

(ii) The development of normative documents to be heard as required;

(iii) The publication of normative documents by collective discussion;

(iv) The publication of normative documents to society and the submission of requests as prescribed;

(v) The implementation of normative documents is regularly cleared and the results are published to society.

Article 9 introduces administrative law enforcement responsibilities and regulates administrative law enforcement:

(i) The exercise of powers and duties in accordance with the legislative authority and procedures;

(ii) Approval of administrative and non-administrative licences in accordance with the published catalogue and statutory conditions, procedures, deadlines;

(iii) Expropriation of administrative expenses in accordance with established projects, scope and standards;

(iv) The qualifications of executive law enforcement actors and the accreditation of administrative law enforcement officials;

(v) Conduct administrative law enforcement reviews;

(vi) Establish a system of administrative law enforcement inspection records;

(vii) Statement of administrative law enforcement statistics as required.

Article 10 Improve the self-regulation mechanism of administrative conduct and is governed by law:

(i) The Government of the city's population reports to the Standing Committee of the same-ranking persons on the basis of the provisions of the law and on the basis of the deliberations of the Commission;

(ii) The public information provided by law;

(iii) Financial, audit monitoring and administrative inspection by law;

(iv) To fulfil legal instruments in accordance with the law;

(v) To deal with complaints and correspondence by the public under the law.

Article 11 establishes a mechanism for the sound administration of disputes, which is governed by law:

(i) Separate administrative review channels to receive administrative review cases in accordance with the law;

(ii) To focus on the use of mediation, conciliation and the removal of administrative disputes;

(iii) Judicial review of administrative review cases and fair administrative review decisions;

(iv) Implementation of administrative review funds in accordance with the Administrative Review Act;

(v) The performance of administrative responsibilities under the law and the application of the executive head to appear.

Article 12

(i) The Government of the city's people has established a system of sound general parliamentary law and a system of lectures on thematic rule of law;

(ii) To ascertain whether they have the relevant legal knowledge and the administrative status of the law before assuming the capacity of the Government of the proposed city and its leadership;

(iii) Regularly organize training for administrative law enforcement personnel in accordance with the law.

Article 13

Chapter III

Article XIV incorporates the performance appraisal system of the executive, in accordance with the law, and conducts a separate examination with the annual performance appraisal system.

Article 15. A uniformity of administrative nuclear indicators and evaluation criteria under the law shall be applied throughout the region, with the application of a 100-year sub-criteria to determine the sub-categories. The annual appraisal and evaluation criteria have been developed by the self-government area in accordance with the legislative office of the executive branch and are published annually in early 2009.

Article 16 takes place in accordance with the following steps:

(i) The Government of the city and its sectoral, self-government sector (hereinafter referred to as the nuclear administrative organ) of the Autonomous Region (hereinafter referred to as self-assessments) in accordance with the requirements for the conduct of the conduct of the examination, and to send a self-assessment in writing to the legal administrative office responsible for the conduct of the conduct of the specific work;

(ii) The organization of the archaeological team in accordance with the Office of the Under-Secretary-General for the conduct of the examination of the archaeological organs;

(iii) Formulating an integrated evaluation of the conduct of the evaluation of the conduct of the conduct of the evaluation in accordance with the Executive Office of the United Nations;

(iv) Approval by the Judicial Leadership Team.

Article 17 provides for the establishment of an archaeological programme, in accordance with the annual legislative objective of the self-government area, to organize the conduct of an archaeological examination by the archaeological organs of the archaeological administration, in accordance with the annual executive review objective of the self-government area.

The PBI consists of a full-fledged member of the leading team of administrative work under the law, and may, if necessary, invite a representative of the human person and a member of the executive board to participate in the examination team.

Article 18

(i) Hearing the self-assessment report of the archaeological authority under the law;

(ii) Inspection or screening of the records of meetings of the archaeological organs relating to the administration of justice, status statements, law enforcement cases, etc.;

(iii) To verify the relevant information of the archaeological organs, business units and individuals;

(iv) To convene a colloquium attended by representatives of the Grande, the members of the Political Union, representatives of enterprises and citizens, to hear views on the legal administration of the archaeological organs;

(v) Receives to the archaeological organs.

Article 19 shall be carefully self-assessment by the archaeological organs, as required, and shall provide the following material to the administrative archaeological teams in accordance with the law:

(i) To promote self-assessment reports of the legal administration;

(ii) The results and the basis of the individual special examinations;

(iii) To promote the record of meetings, status statistics, law enforcement files, etc. of the legal administration;

(iv) Other material.

Article 20 Governments and their sectors should establish a system for the sound administration of justice in accordance with the provisions of the statistic statements on the administrative situation. Statistics on the administrative situation under the law are an important basis for the conduct of administrative inspections under the law.

Article 21 is one of the following cases in the archaeological organs and may be added as appropriate:

(i) Innovation in the administration of justice and dissemination by the superior authorities;

(ii) The national, regional-wide advancement of the legal administration;

(iii) The head of the executive body shall be brought before the court;

(iv) Other cases may be added.

The results of the second article are divided into excellent (91, above), good (76-90), qualified (60-75), non-qualified (59 below).

Serious violations of administrative conduct by the archaeological organs have occurred during the year, causing adverse effects or triggering group sexual events, affecting social stability and reducing the results.

Chapter IV

Article 23 of the law is tied to the award and the dismissal of the Ministry.

The annual executive review is not qualified under the law, and the performance appraisal of the institution cannot be evaluated as good.

Article 24 provides that the Government of the People of the Municipalities has been successful for two years in accordance with the law, and can participate in the selection of the Territory's advanced municipalities under the law. The advanced municipalities under the law are rewarded by the self-government.

The Government is vested in the executive year in accordance with the law, which can be rewarded by the Government.

Article 25 is not eligible for the annual legal administrative appraisal of the executive branch of the archaeological body, and measures should be put in place for the duration of the period.

Chapter V

Article 26

Article 27 is implemented effective 1 April 2009.