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(Adopted by the 30th ordinary meeting of the Government of the State of the city of Délejan on 8 July 2008, No. 243 of 7 August 2008 on the date of publication of the Decree No. 243 of 7 August 2008) After consideration by the 30th Standing Committee of the Government of the city, it was decided to amend the Public Provisions of the Government of the State of Alejane (No. 202 of the Municipal Government Order) as follows: Article 1 amends to read: “to establish a fair and transparent administration system that guarantees the informed rights of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, to monitor the performance of government organs in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Public Regulations of the Government of the People's Republic of China, in the light of the provisions of this provision.” The second amendment reads as follows: “The Government information referred to in this provision refers to information produced or obtained by all levels of the people's Government and their departments in the performance of their administrative duties or in the delivery of public services. The activities of the public government that are mandated by law, legislation and regulations to administer the functions of public affairs are governed by this provision.” Amendments to articles 5, 27 and 31, “Organization for the exercise of administrative functions in accordance with the law”, are as follows: “Organization mandated by the law, regulations and regulations to manage the functions of public affairs”. Article 5 adds a paragraph as paragraph 4: “The specific duties of the body responsible for the public day-to-day work of this unit (hereinafter referred to as the public information body of the Government) are: (i) The public information of the Government of the specific hosting units; (ii) Maintenance and updating of public information from this unit; (iii) Organization of public guidelines for the preparation of government information in this unit, public information directory of government information and annual reports of public work on government information; (iv) Confidential review of proposed public information; (v) Other responsibilities that are provided for in this unit in relation to public information.” Article 6 adds a paragraph to read as paragraph 3: “The public obligationr shall promptly and accurately public information. The identification of impacts or the possibility of affecting social stability, the misleading or incomplete information of the social management order should be clarified within its mandate.” Article 8. Article 8: “The public obligation shall establish a coordination mechanism for the dissemination of information by the Government. The public obligationr's publication of information involving other units should communicate, confirm and ensure that public information is accurate. Publicly obligated persons to issue government information that is required under the relevant national provisions, shall be submitted in accordance with the provisions and shall not be issued without approval.” Article X: Publicly obligatory public information shall not endanger national security, public safety, economic security and social stability.” Article 10 should be replaced with Article 11, which read as follows: (i) The interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations; (ii) There is a need for broad public awareness or participation; (iii) A reflection of the establishment, functions and procedures of this unit; (iv) Other provisions, in accordance with laws, regulations and national provisions, should be made public.” Article 12: “The Government of the People, Regions, Districts and Regions (markets) and their sectors shall, in accordance with Article 11 of this Article, identify specific elements of proactive public information within their respective responsibilities, with a focus on public information on the following Governments: (i) Administrative regulations, regulations and normative documents; (ii) National economic and social development planning, specific planning, regional planning and related policies; (iii) Statistical information on national economic and social development; (iv) Financial budgets, accounts reports; (v) The project, the basis, criteria; (vi) The Government concentrates on the catalogue, standards and implementation of procurement projects; (vii) A directory of all materials and procedures required for administrative licences, on the basis, conditions, quantity, procedures, duration and application for administrative licences; (viii) Ratification and implementation of major construction projects; (ix) Policy, measures and implementation in the areas of poverty reduction, education, health, social security, employment promotion; (x) Emergency scenarios, early warning information and response to sudden public events; (xi) Monitoring of environmental protection, public health, safe production, food medicine, product quality; (xii) Significant matters for rural and urban construction and management; (xiii) Social public goods construction; (xiv) Expropriation or confiscation of land, house demolition and compensation, payment and use of subsidies; (xv) Management, use and distribution of funds such as disaster relief, excellence, relief and social contributions.” Replace Article 11 with Article 13 with amending as follows: “The Government of the People's Republic, Regions and Districts (markets) and their sectors shall include the following: (i) The availability of land and the transaction of property; (ii) The construction and distribution of housing, construction and application of affordable housing; (iii) Status of tenders and progress of work in public tenders for major urban-based construction projects; (iv) Use of important earmarked funds and funds; (v) The conditions, procedures, results, etc., for civil servants to be admitted, admitted and openly elected to the cadres; (vi) The establishment, office address, contact modalities, etc. of institutions that have public obligations; (vii) The functions of the public obligationr, the creation of the basis, the conditions of conduct, the conduct of the proceedings, the duration of the operation and the supervision of remedies; (viii) The names, division of duties and mode of contact of staff members of public obligation; (ix) Other public information should be made public by law, regulations and regulations. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise for the public competence of the former paragraph matter, from its provisions.” Article 14: “The Government of the People's Government shall, in accordance with article 11 of this Article, identify specific elements of the Government's active public information within its mandate and focus on public information: (i) Implementation of national policies on rural work; (ii) Financial income and expenditure, management and use of earmarked funds; (iii) commune (commune) land-use master planning and inspection of residential bases; (iv) Discharges and use of land, house demolitions and compensation, subsidies; (v) Claims and fundraising in communes (communes); (vi) Issuance of funds such as disaster relief, excellence, relief and social contributions; (vii) Contracting, renting, auctioning, etc. of collective enterprises in townships and other economic entities in townships; (viii) Implementation of family planning policies.” In addition to the public information provided by Articles 11, 12, 13, 14 and 14 of this provision, citizens, legal persons or other organizations may apply to public obligatory persons for access to relevant government information, in accordance with their special needs, such as production, life, scientific research. In addition to the prohibition of public content by law, legislation or this provision, the public obligation shall be made public to the public right in accordance with the application.” Paragraph 2 (ii) of article 14 should be replaced with article 17, read as follows: “The public obligation considers that it may have a significant impact on the public interest, but shall decide whether the public information content and the grounds of written notification of the right or the relevant party shall be made public;” XV, an increase in article 18 as follows: “The public obligationr shall establish a mechanism for the publication of confidential review of information by the Government, with clear review of procedures and responsibilities. Until public information is made available, the public obligation shall be reviewed in accordance with the conservative National Secret Act of the People's Republic of China, as well as other legal, legislative and national relevant provisions. The public obligationr's information cannot determine whether public information can be made public and should be reported in accordance with the law, legislation and relevant national regulations or in the same-level confidential work sector.” Article 16, article 17 should be replaced with article 20, article 24, respectively, and the word “Articles 11” in the provisions read “Articles 11, 12, 13, 14”. Article XVII, adds to article 21: “The Government of the People's Government shall establish a government information access place in national archives, public libraries, as well as facilities, equipment to facilitate access to information by citizens, legal persons or other organizations. The public obligationr may make public information available on the basis of the establishment of public access rooms, information requests, information bulletins, electronic information monitors, etc..” Article 22: “The public information produced by the public obligatory person is publicized by the unit producing the information of the Government; public information obtained from citizens, legal persons or other organizations by the public responsible for the preservation of the Government's information. The law, legislation and regulations also provide for the public competence of government information, from its provisions. The management of the information of the Government of the Archives and the Archives has been transferred to implement in accordance with the relevant legal, administrative and national regulations governing the management of the archives.” As article 23, adds to article 23: “Governmental information, which is an active public scope, shall be made public within 20 working days of the date of the Government's information formation or change and shall be made available to national archives, public libraries. The law, legislation and regulations provide for the period of public information of the Government, from its provisions.” XX, article 18 should be replaced with article 25, which reads as follows: “The public right, in accordance with article 15 of the present article, requires information from other Governments other than active public scope, may apply in the form of communications, telegraphs, faxs, e-mails to the public obligatory person. There is a difficulty in adopting the written form, and the applicant may make an oral presentation, with the public obligation to receive the application being replaced by a public request for information. The application shall contain the following: (i) The applicant's name or name, identity certificate, contact; (ii) A description of the information required by the Government; (iii) Request for the form of public information.” Article 19 should be changed to article 26 to read as follows: “The public obligation has received public requests for information from the Government, which can be answered at the time and should be answered at the time. Responses should not be made at the time of receipt of the request and should be answered within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request. For objective reasons such as information processing and other justified reasons, the time period for the response should be extended, with the consent of the head of the public information public working body and to inform the applicant that the time period for the extension of the response should not exceed 15 working days. The request for public information relates to third-party rights, and the time required for public obligationrs to seek third-party views is not calculated within the period specified in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article.” Article 20 should be replaced with article 27, which reads as follows: “The applicant's name and contact shall be communicated to the applicant in a timely manner by an applicant if the public information is not admissible or does not exist. The public content of the application is not clear and the public obligation accepted should be communicated to the applicant for the change and replenishment of the application. In the case of the same applicant's repeated public application on the same content, the public obligation may not be repeated.” Article 21 was replaced with article 28, paragraph 1. “In the event of force majeure or other statutory matters, the public obligationr cannot respond to the applicant within the prescribed time period, and the public obligation shall notify the applicant of the reasons for the suspension in writing in a timely manner.” Article 23 was deleted. Article 33: “Citizens, legal persons or other organizations shall submit valid identification documents or documents to the public obligationr for the provision of government information relating to their own taxes, social security, health, etc. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations have evidence of the inaccurateness of the public information records provided by the public in question with their own right to require corrections. The public obligation shall not be subject to correction and shall be transferred to a correctional unit and to the applicant.” Twenty-sixth, an increase in article 31, “The public obligationr shall be provided in the form requested by the applicant, in accordance with the applicant's request, and shall not be provided in the form requested by the applicant, through the arrangement of the applicant's access to information, the provision of the copy or other appropriate form.” Article 24 was amended to article 32 and deleted paragraph 1. In order to replace article 26 with article 34, it was revised to read as follows: the public obligationr should prepare, publish public guidance on Government information and the public directory of Government information and update them in a timely manner, and to report back to the end of the year on the same-level information suit. The Government's public information guide should include the classification of information from the Government, the system of ranking, access, the name of the public service agency, office address, office time, contact telephone, facsimile number and e-mail. The Government's public catalogue of information should include the index, name, content overview, and generation date of government information.” Twenty-ninth, replace article 28 with article 36, adds the paragraph as paragraph 1, that citizens who apply for public information have economic difficulties, and that the Government's public information body is subject to approval by the head of the body responsible for the public work of the Government. Article 29 was replaced with article 37, paragraph 1, adding two to article 4, paragraph 5, “ (iv) Government information on public fees and relief; (v) Public application for administrative review and administrative proceedings due to Government information;” Article 31 should be changed to article 39 by means of: “The public obligation breachs this provision by one of the following cases, by the inspection body, the executive authority at the superior level, and, in serious circumstances, by the law of the competent person directly responsible and other persons directly responsible, by virtue of the law, by virtue of which criminal responsibility is lawful: (i) Failure to comply with public information obligations under the law; (ii) No timely updating of the public information content, the public information guide and the public directory of Government information; (iii) A breach of a provision for payment; (iv) Provide government information through other organizations and individuals in a manner that is reimbursable; (v) Publicly not public information; (vi) Other violations of this provision.” Article 40: “In violation of this provision, the public obligation does not establish a mechanism for the confidential review of information of the sound Government, which is rectified by the inspection body, the executive authority at the highest level, and, in the event, the principal executive head of the executive branch shall be treated in accordance with the law.” Article 33 should be replaced with article 42, adding paragraph 1 as paragraph 2: “The public rights are of the opinion that the specific administrative conduct of public information violations their legitimate rights and interests may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings”. Three quarters were replaced with article 43, which reads as follows: Public utilities, such as education, health, family planning, water supply, electricity, heating, environmental protection, public transport, etc., are produced and accessible in the delivery of social public services, taking into account the provisions.” In addition, the order and individual language of the provisions have been adjusted and modified accordingly. This decision is implemented since the date of publication. The public information provisions of the State's municipality were made public, which were released in accordance with this decision. Annex: Public provision of information from the State's municipality (Amendment 2008) (Act No. 202 of 27 April 2004 of the Order of the People's Government of the State of Délejan, as amended by the Decision of the Government of the State of the State of 7 August 2008 to amend the provisions of the Public Provisions of the Government's Information of the State of Alejane) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to establish a fair and transparent administration system that guarantees the right to be informed by citizens, legal persons and other organizations, oversees the functioning of government organs in accordance with the relevant provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Public Regulations of the Government of the People's Republic of China. Article 2, Government information referred to in this article refers to information produced or obtained by all levels of the people's Government and its departments in the performance of their administrative duties or in the delivery of public services. The activities of the public government that are mandated by law, legislation and regulations to administer the functions of public affairs are applicable. Article 3 applies to public information within the State's administration. Article IV establishes a system of joint public meetings on government information, consisting of the Government's Executive Office (rooms), the Informationization Administration, the Monitoring Service, the Government Rule of Law and other relevant government departments, to study and coordinate important matters in the public information process. The authorities responsible for organizing, guiding and promoting the implementation of this provision are responsible for the Government's information-making authorities. This provision is monitored by the authorities of the Government of the State of the Law of the Republic, the District and the District (the city). Article 5 The public obligationr should designate specialized agencies and personnel dealing with public information in the sector, responsible for the day-to-day work of public information in the sector and for the publication of its contact. Citizens, legal persons and other organizations are public defenders of government information (hereinafter referred to as public rights), which are legally entitled to access information from the Government. The specific responsibilities of the body responsible for the information of the Government of this unit on the day-to-day work (hereinafter referred to as the public information body) are: (i) The public information of the Government of the specific hosting units; (ii) Maintenance and updating of public information from this unit; (iii) Organization of public guidelines for the preparation of government information in this unit, public information directory of government information and annual reports of public work on government information; (iv) Confidential review of proposed public information; (v) Other responsibilities under this unit for public information. Article 6 Government information is open to the principle of exception. Government information should be publicly consistent with the principles of legality, timeliness, truth, justice and the public. The public obligationr should have prompt and accurate public information. The identification of impacts or the possible impact on social stability, the misleading of the social management order or incomplete information should be clarified within its mandate. Article 7. No citizen, legal or other organization shall unlawfully obstruct or restrict the activities of public information of the public obligationr and the right of the public owner to receive information from the Government in accordance with the law. Article 8. The public obligationr should establish a mechanism for the dissemination of information by the Government. The public obligationr's publication of information involving other units should communicate, confirm and ensure that public information is accurate. Publicly obligated persons to issue information required by the State in accordance with the relevant provisions, without approval. Article 9. Governments at all levels should incorporate public information provisions into the annual financial budget and guarantee the normal conduct of public information activities. Article 10. Publicly compulsory public information shall not endanger national security, public safety, economic security and social stability. Chapter II Article 11. The public obligationr's public information that meets one of the basic requirements should be made public: (i) The interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations; (ii) There is a need for broad public awareness or participation; (iii) A reflection of the establishment, functions and procedures of this unit; (iv) Other laws, regulations and national provisions should be made public. Article 12. Governments of the urban, district, and district (market) and their sectors shall, in accordance with article 11 of this Article, identify specific elements of proactive public information within their respective responsibilities, with a focus on public information: (i) Administrative regulations, regulations and normative documents; (ii) National economic and social development planning, specific planning, regional planning and related policies; (iii) Statistical information on national economic and social development; (iv) Financial budgets, accounts reports; (v) The project, the basis, criteria; (vi) The Government concentrates on the catalogue, standards and implementation of procurement projects; (vii) A directory of all materials and procedures required for administrative licences, on the basis, conditions, quantity, procedures, duration and application for administrative licences; (viii) Ratification and implementation of major construction projects; (ix) Policy, measures and implementation in the areas of poverty reduction, education, health, social security, employment promotion; (x) Emergency scenarios, early warning information and response to sudden public events; (xi) Monitoring of environmental protection, public health, safe production, food medicine, product quality; (xii) Significant matters for rural and urban construction and management; (xiii) Social public goods construction; (xiv) Expropriation or confiscation of land, house demolition and compensation, payment and use of subsidies; (xv) Management, use and distribution of funds such as disaster relief, excellence, relief and social contributions. Article 13 (i) The availability of land and the transaction of property; (ii) The construction and distribution of housing, construction and application of affordable housing; (iii) Status of tenders and progress of work in public tenders for major urban-based construction projects; (iv) Use of important earmarked funds and funds; (v) The conditions, procedures, results, etc., for civil servants to be admitted, admitted and openly elected to the cadres; (vi) The establishment, office address, contact modalities, etc. of institutions that have public obligations; (vii) The functions of the public obligationr, the creation of the basis, the conditions of conduct, the conduct of the proceedings, the duration of the operation and the supervision of remedies; (viii) The names, division of duties and mode of contact of staff members of public obligation; (ix) Other public information should be made public by law, regulations and regulations. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise for the public competence of the former paragraph matter. Article 14. The commune (commune) shall, in accordance with article 11 of this Article, identify specific elements of proactive public information within its mandate, with a focus on public information on the following Governments: (i) Implementation of national policies on rural work; (ii) Financial income and expenditure, management and use of earmarked funds; (iii) commune (commune) land-use master planning and inspection of residential bases; (iv) Discharges and use of land, house demolitions and compensation, subsidies; (v) Claims and fundraising in communes (communes); (vi) Issuance of funds such as disaster relief, excellence, relief and social contributions; (vii) Contracting, renting, auctioning, etc. of collective enterprises in townships and other economic entities in townships; (viii) Implementation of family planning policies. In addition to the public information provided by Articles 11, 12, 13 and 14 of this provision, citizens, legal persons or other organizations may apply to public obligors for access to relevant government information, in accordance with their special needs, such as their own production, life, scientific research. In addition to the prohibition of public content by law, legislation or this provision, the public obligation shall be made public by the applicant. Article 16 concerns the major interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, or matters of major social impact, and pre-emptive public systems prior to formal decisions. Drafting organs or decision bodies should make the draft open to society and take a decision once the public opinion is fully heard. Article 17: The information of the following Government shall be free of charge: (i) That is a secret State; (ii) Business secrets; (iii) Individual privacy; (iv) The process of investigation, discussion, treatment, with the exception of the provisions of the law, legislation and this provision; (v) In relation to administrative law enforcement, public subsequent enforcement activities, such as inspection, investigation, evidence, or threat to personal life safety; (vi) Laws, regulations stipulate that no other circumstances that are open. Government information listed in subparagraphs (ii), (iii) above may be exempted from open restrictions: (i) The owner or the relevant party agree to be public; (ii) The public obligation considers that there may be a significant impact on the public interest, but it should decide whether the public information content and the grounds for written notification of the right or the relevant party; (iii) Legal, regulatory provisions may be made public. The public information listed in paragraph 1, subparagraphs (iv), (v), may be decided by the public obligationr if there is a clear public interest and there is no material damage. The public obligationr should establish a mechanism for the publication of confidential review of information by the Government, with clear review procedures and responsibilities. Until public information is made available, the public obligation shall be reviewed in accordance with the conservative National Secret Act of the People's Republic of China, as well as other legal, legislative and national relevant provisions. The public obligationr's information cannot determine whether public information can be made public and should be determined in accordance with the law, legislation and the relevant national regulations or in the same-level confidential service. Article 19 The public obligationr shall ensure the timeliness and effectiveness of the Government's information published and shall be updated in a timely manner when the Government's information content is changed. Chapter III Public format and procedures Article 20, in accordance with Articles 11, 12, 13 and 14 of this Article, shall be made public by: (i) The Chinese Government portal and its subsites; (ii) Government bulletins or other publicly issued government information journals; (iii) Media such as newspapers, radio, television, computer information networks; (iv) Public access rooms, information requests points, government information bulletins, electronic screens or facilities; (v) Press conferences; (vi) The Government's public service hotline; (vii) Access to services at all levels of archives and existing documentation centres; (viii) Other forms that facilitate the timely and accurate access of public information. Article 21 Governments of the urban, district, district and district (market) shall establish government information access sites in national archives, public libraries and be equipped with appropriate facilities, equipment to facilitate access to government information by citizens, legal persons or other organizations. The public obligationr may make public information available on the basis of a public access room, information requests, information bulletins, electronic information monitors, etc. Article 2 provides public information produced by the public obligator, which is open by the unit producing the information of the Government; public information obtained by the public obligationr from citizens, legal persons or other organizations is publicly available by the unit that preserves the information of the Government. The law, legislation and regulations also provide for the public competence of government information, from its provisions. The management of the information of the Government of the Archives and the Archives has been transferred to implement in accordance with the relevant legal, administrative and national regulations governing the management of the archives. Article 23, which is an active public information, should be made public within 20 working days from the date of the Government's information formation or change, and provided to the National Archives, the Public Library. The legal, regulatory and public information time frames are set out in their provisions. Article 24 of the public obligation has not fulfilled the active public obligation set forth in Articles 11, 12, 13, 14 and 14 of the present article, and the public right may, by oral, written, e-mail or other forms, require the public obligation to fulfil its active public obligations. The public obligation shall be made public to the society within 10 days of the date of the public request. Public rights call for public content, which should be guided by public obligations. The author should be informed of the public right as part of the proactive public obligation of other departments. In accordance with article 15 of the present article, the public rights request information from other Governments that are outside the scope of the initiative to apply to the public obligation by means of communications, telegraphs, faxs and e-mail. There is a difficulty in adopting the written form, and the applicant may make an oral presentation, with the public obligation to receive the application being replaced by a public request for information. The application shall contain the following: (i) The applicant's name or name, identity certificate, contact; (ii) A description of the information required by the Government; (iii) Request for the form of public information. Article 26 Publicly obligated persons have received public requests for information and are able to respond on the ground. Responses should not be made at the time of receipt of the request and should be answered within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request. For objective reasons such as information processing and other justified reasons, the time period for the response should be extended, with the consent of the head of the public information public working body and to inform the applicant that the time period for the extension of the response should not exceed 15 working days. The request for public information relates to third-party rights and the time required by the public obligationr to seek third-party views is not calculated at the time specified in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article. Article 27 requires that public information is not admissible or does not exist, and the public obligationr should be informed of the applicant in a timely manner; the public obligation to determine the information should be communicated to the applicant's name, communication. The public content of the application is not clear and the public obligation accepted should be communicated to the applicant for the change and replenishment of the application. In the case of the same applicant's repeated public application on the same content, the public obligation may not be repeated. Article 28, which is due to force majeure or other statutory matters, may not respond to the applicant within the prescribed time period, shall suspend the public obligation to notify the applicant of the reasons for the suspension in writing in a timely manner. The period has continued to be calculated since the end of the suspension. Article 29 requires public information to contain prohibitions or restrictions on public content but to be treated separately, and public obligations should be made public to the applicant. When the public obligator indicates to the applicant whether a Government information exists, that would result in the consequences of public information that should not be publicized, the public obligation would be entitled to confirm the existence of the information. Article 33 citizens, legal persons or other organizations shall submit valid identification documents or documentation to the public obligationr for the payment of government information relating to their own taxes, social security, health, etc. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations have evidence of the inaccurateness of the public information records provided by the public in question with their own right to require corrections. The public obligation shall not be subject to correction and shall be transferred to a correctional unit and to the applicant. Article 31 shall be made available in the form of the applicant's request for public information; it cannot be made available in the form of the applicant's request and may be made available through the arrangement of the applicant's access to information, the provision of copies or other appropriate forms. Article 32 provides public information in accordance with this provision only to the public-rights to collect the actual cost of retrieval, reproduction, mailing, etc. in accordance with the law. Article 33 of the public obligation does not respond to public and non-produced government information provided by the public owner, nor shall it be made available in the form of a paid service or a distributive service, and shall not be made available to public rights persons through enterprises, units of the cause, intermediary organizations that are affiliated with public obligations or operational guidance. Article 34 XIV Public obligationrs should prepare, publish public guidance on government information and public information and update them in a timely manner and report back-to-back administrative authorities on the same-level information before the end of the year. The Government's public information guide should include the classification of information from the Government, the system of ranking, access, the name of the public service agency, office address, office time, contact telephone, facsimile number and e-mail. The Government's public information should include indexing, name, content overview, and generation dates. Article XV should establish and improve the Government's press system for the dissemination of government information to society on behalf of the Government. Organizations that have a governmental function at all levels, as well as legal, legislative and regulatory mandates, in the management of public affairs functions, have established a system of press spokespersons in this sector based on actual needs. Article XVI states that citizens who apply for public information are economically difficult and, upon their request, the Head of the Government's information public working body, may grant relief. The public obligationrs should provide the necessary assistance to read persons with disabilities and illiterate persons. Chapter IV Oversight and relief Article 37 The Executive authorities of the Government of the People's Informationization shall publish the public annual report of the Government of the Territory by the end of March each year. The annual report should include the following: (i) The public obligationr's active public information; (ii) Statistics on the application of public information by public rights defenders; (iii) Statistics on the classification of public obligationrs who agree to open, partial and free from public information; (iv) Government information on public fees and relief; (v) Public application for administrative review and administrative proceedings due to Government information; (vi) Major issues and measures to improve; (vii) Other important matters that should be reported. The public obligationr shall, by the end of each year, summarize the public information of the previous sector and provide written summary reports to the information authorities. Article 338 of the Government of the People's Rule of Law shall conduct a review of the implementation of public information by the various districts, districts and territories (markets) government authorities, in conjunction with the authorities concerned, on a regular basis, of organizations that are mandated to administer the functions of public affairs. The authorities of the Government of the People's Rule of Law in the District, the District and Districts (market) will conduct a review of the implementation of public information from the Government's authorities on a regular basis with the relevant departments responsible for the administration of the functions of the Government, the legal, regulatory and regulatory authorities. Specific appraisal criteria were developed by the Municipal Government. Article 39, in violation of this provision, is one of the following cases, which is being restructured by an inspection body, an administrative authority at the highest level; in the event of serious gravity, by law to the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible; and by law, criminal responsibility is prosecuted: (i) Failure to comply with public information obligations under the law; (ii) No timely updating of the public information content, the public information guide and the public directory of Government information; (iii) A breach of a provision for payment; (iv) Provide government information through other organizations and individuals in a manner that is reimbursable; (v) Publicly not public information; (vi) Other violations of this provision. In violation of this provision, the public obligation has not established a confidential review mechanism for the publication of the information of the HFA, which is being rectified by the inspection body, the executive authority at the highest level, and, in the event of a serious nature, the principal executive head of the executive branch is treated in accordance with the law. Article 40 of the public obligation infringes this provision by concealing or providing false governmental information, or by disclosing commercial secrets, personal privacy, causing damage to the parties, shall be liable under the law, and the person concerned is suspected of committing a crime and transferred to the judiciary. In article 42, the public owner considers that the public obligation is not in compliance with the public information obligation by law and may report to the inspectorate or to the superior authorities of the public obligation. The organ receiving the report should be investigated. The public rights argue that the public obligation infringes its legitimate rights and interests on the specific administrative acts of public information and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Chapter V Article 43, the Government of the People's Republic, the municipal government functions and the organization mandated by the law and regulations to administer the functions of public affairs, may establish specific rules of implementation in accordance with this provision. Public utilities, such as education, health, family planning, water supply, electricity, heating, environmental protection, public transport, etc., are producing and obtaining information in the delivery of social public services, taking into account this provision. Article 44 |
