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Jilin Province, Regulations Normative Documents Clearing Methods

Original Language Title: 吉林省规章规范性文件清理办法

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Removal of normative documents in Glin Province

(The first ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chilin Province, held on 4 January 2009, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 201 of 1 February 2009 of the People's Government Order No. 201 of 1 February 2009, as of 1 July 2009)

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of regulations and normative documents in the province, to preserve the unity of the rule of law, to promote the administration of the law and to develop this approach in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 2. Clearance of the regulations and normative documents referred to in this approach refers to the review of regulations, normative documents by the designating organs of regulations, normative documents, in accordance with the prescribed procedures, and activities to re-establish their effectiveness.

Article 3. The regulations developed by the Government of the People of the province, the Government of the Nahr el Länder, the People's Government of the city of Gylin, and the Government of the people at all levels, as well as the normative documents developed by their work sectors, should be followed by this approach.

Article IV. The Government of the people at all levels is united in leading regional regulation, normative documentation clearance, and the work of the people at all levels is responsible for the clean-up of normative documents in this sector.

The rule of law and sectoral rule of law institutions at all levels are responsible for regulatory, normative document clearance, coordination and organization.

Article 5 Removal of regulations and normative documents should be guided by the principles of law, timeliness and openness, the combination of information feedback with the survey assessment, the integration of internal reviews with the public, and the regular clean-up of methodologies that are integrated with specific clean-up.

Following the implementation of regulations, normative documents, the executive body should regularly report on implementation and the problems identified by the organs; identify major issues, needs adjustments, and report on the design of organs in a timely manner.

The regulations, the development and implementation of normative documents should collect in a timely manner the views and recommendations of State bodies, social groups, business units, industry organizations, the public on the implementation of regulations, normative documents.

Article 7. The executive body shall assess its implementation four years after the expiration of the regulations, assess the body in which the report of the opinion is drawn up, and, after the implementation of normative documents, establish organs and executive bodies that believe it necessary to assess their implementation.

The assessment includes regulations, compliance with normative documents in accordance with the basic principles of the administration of justice, whether specific administrative measures are legitimate, whether they are conducive to guaranteeing the legitimate rights of citizens, legal persons or other organizations, whether economic development and social progress are beneficial, and whether they are cost-effective.

The assessment should be based on laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, consistent with the principles of objectivity, openness, transparency, democratic participation, scientific system and economic effectiveness, using scientific, democratic assessment methods to ensure that the assessment results are objective and true.

Article 8. Normative documents are applicable for a period of time; normative documents do not provide for an effective period of five years, with reference to the word “provisional”, “a pilot” and two years.

In the first six months prior to the expiration of the normative document, the establishment of the organ considers it necessary to continue operation, should assess its implementation and re-establish it in accordance with the assessment.

The above provisions do not apply to normative documents developed by the Provincial Government.

Article 9.

Article 10. New laws, regulations and regulations are in operation and the requirement for clearance by the superior administration should be cleared.

The establishment of organs, according to the circumstances and the need for clearance, can be cleared with regulations, normative documents.

Individual regulations and normative documents have been identified by the organs and can be cleared.

Article 11. Clearance of normative documents is carried out by the designating body.

Article 12 Clearance of regulations, normative documents, and the development of organs should publish a list of regulations and normative documents that are included in the scope of clearance and seek advice from the public in society.

Article 13 Clearing regulations, normative documents should be reviewed in accordance with existing laws, regulations, regulations, legitimacy and appropriateness of normative documents, in accordance with the review:

(i) The main elements are incompatible with laws, regulations, regulations or regulations or have been replaced by new laws, regulations, regulations and normative documents;

(ii) The period of application has been or has been adjusted to disappear and, in practice, has been nullified and declared invalid;

(iii) Individual provisions are incompatible with laws, regulations, regulations or regulations or are not appropriate to amend them;

(iv) Legal, appropriate and consistent with the needs of economic and social development, recognizing the continued effectiveness.

Article 14. The rule of law sector and sectoral rule of law institutions at all levels are responsible for drafting regulations, normative document clean-up programmes of work, identifying the scope of clearance, the principles and the basis, the clearance process and methods.

The regulations developed by all levels of the people's Government, the clean-up of normative documents, submitted by the executive body for the clearance of views and the basis of the Government's rule of law, which is responsible for the review of the decision of the current people's Government.

The clean-up of normative documents developed by the working sectors of the people of all levels is carried out by the rule of law in this sector, which is responsible for the review, the submission of clearances and the reporting of collective discussions among heads of the sector.

When the regulations and normative document clean-up decisions are developed by Article 15, the specific elements of the revised regulations, normative documents should be made public, the breakdown of normative documents, the repeal of regulations, the list of normative documents, and the continuation of effective regulatory, normative documents.

Regulations, normative documents that do not include the continuing effective catalogue shall not be used as a basis for administration.

The results of the regulatory, normative document clean-up have been consolidated by the rule of law at all levels of the people's Government.

Article 16, regulatory, normative documentation-making organs, executive bodies, the rule of law and institutions violate the relevant provisions of this approach and do not seriously carry out the clean-up functions, affecting the clean-up work, resulting in adverse consequences and accountability by the superior administrative organs under the law.

Article 17 provides for specific implementation programmes in the province's rule of law sector responsible for the development of regulatory, normative document clean-up systems that are implemented after the approval of the provincial government.

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