(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia on 21 August 2008 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 159 of the Order of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia, effective 1 October 2008)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the laws, regulations, etc. of the People's Republic of China price law, in order to regulate the price of business services, preserve the market price order, protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and operators.

Article 2 refers to the operating price of services referred to in this approach to fees for reimbursable services, such as the provision of premises, facilities, technology, information, knowledge, labour, brokering, transmission.

Article 3 governs the operation of the price of sexual services in the administrative region of the self-government and its management.

Article IV regulates, monitors and regulates the price of business services and should be guided by values and market rules to promote fair, open and legitimate market competition and to maintain a normal market price order.

Article 5

The sectors such as business, tax, quality technical supervision, inspection, audit, are governed by their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The manner in which the price of business services is managed is divided into government guidance, government pricing, market adjustments.

Article 7. Explicit of government guidance and the scope of government pricing for business services:

(i) Significant utilities service prices and public service prices;

(ii) There is no market competition condition or market competition for significant operating services;

(iii) Other business service prices identified by the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region.

Article 8 provides a catalogue of government guidance and government pricing operating service prices.

Specific projects to guide the Government and the Government pricing operating service prices are based on a directory for the self-government of Mongolian self-government, approved by the Government of the Autonomous Region.

Article 9 does not include the operating price of the directory of the self-government of Mongolia and the introduction of market price management.

Article 10 Government price authorities at the level of the flag shall provide the necessary guidance on the price of operating services that are subject to market regulation.

Article 11 imposes government guidance prices, government pricing operating service prices and should be based on the social average cost of the service project, taxes, reasonable profit, market demand, national economic and social development requirements and consumer affordability.

Article 12 Government price authorities establish operating service prices that are important governmental guidance prices, government pricing, and should conduct cost trials.

Article 13 Government price authorities and other relevant sectors of the self-governing sector should develop business services prices that fall under the Government's guidance, government pricing, in accordance with the terms of reference, scope and procedures set out in the inventory of prices for the self-government.

Article XIV can establish government guidance for implementation in the region, the price of government pricing services at the government level within 30 days of the date of publication, as mandated by the Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region of Mongolia.

Article 15 Government price authorities establish business service prices and should be heard from consumers, operators and interested parties. The Government's price authorities should organize hearings in the price sheets or the price of business services that are of great interest. The procedures, methods, etc. of price hearings, are implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 16 Government price authorities and other relevant sectors should be made public in a timely manner.

Article 17 Governments guide prices, the specific scope of application of government prices for operating services, price levels, and should be adjusted in accordance with established pricing terms and procedures, in accordance with economic performance.

Consumers and operators may make proposals for adjustments to government price authorities at the flag district level for operating services that fall under government guidance and government pricing.

Article 18 Adjustments to the Government's guidance price, the cost of operating services for government pricing, are governed by the procedures set out in this approach.

Article 19 imposes the price of operating services managed by market price regulation, which is governed by the principles of equity, legitimacy and integrity, and is based on the operational costs of service projects and the ownership of market demand and demand.

Article 20 of the Government guides the price of government-principated business services and introduces a regulatory system for operating service prices.

Article 21 operators provide business services that are subject to government guidance, government pricing, and should receive a fee for operating services to government price authorities within 30 days of business.

Article 2

The operators should place a notice of the price of the operation at a prominent place in the place of operation and make public the monitoring of the telephone.

Article 23. The operators should provide financial information, operating costs and market access information to price supervision to government price authorities if they do so; implement national minimum price provisions, send consumer consumption lists and legal instruments.

Article 24

(i) To establish projects and fees that fall under the Government's guidance and government pricing;

(ii) In advance or postpone the implementation of government guidance, government pricing;

(iii) Measures to reduce the quality of services, distributive projects, duplicate charges, and expand the fee-burden standard;

(iv) Provide the same services and apply price discrimination against other operators with equal transaction conditions;

(v) In addition to the minimum tender price, the amount not indicated;

(vi) Screativity and manipulation of market prices and undermine the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and other operators;

(vii) Bring consumers by false or misleading price means;

(viii) Forced or converted services and fees;

(ix) In violation of the provisions to ensure payment of funds, mortgages and risk payments;

(x) Removal in violation of laws, regulations;

(xi) Other unjustifiable price prohibited by law, legislation.

Article 25 Government price authorities at the flag district level should strengthen oversight of the price of business services, establish a reporting system for the sound operating service price violations, and promptly receive complaints and identification cases.

Article 26

Article 27 provides for significant increases in the prices of important business services or likely to increase significantly, with price interventions being taken by the Allies' Administration, the Government of the municipality of the municipality of the city of the flag and the Government of the people of the Sutonomous Region. When price interventions are eliminated, price interventions should be lifted in a timely manner.

Article 28, Price law enforcement officials shall not use information obtained by law or any other purpose other than price management under the law; they shall not disclose the State secret and the commercial secrets of the operator.

Article 29, in violation of the provisions of this approach, punishes the relevant provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China price law and the State Department's Administrative Punishment for Price Violations.

Article 33, price law enforcement officials disclose State secrets, business secrets of the operator or abuse of authority, negligence, infrastructural fraud, are not criminally punishable by law and are criminally criminalized by law.

Article 31 is implemented effective 1 October 2008.