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(Act No. 134 of the People's Government Order No. 134 of 16 May 2008) In accordance with the Government of the People's Republic of China's Public Regulations on Information, the Government of the province has decided to amend the Public Provisions of the Government of the Republic of China on Information in the province as follows: Article 2, paragraph 1, should be amended to read: “The Government information referred to in this provision refers to the production or acquisition of information in the performance of their duties by all levels of administration, as well as by organizations that have legal, regulatory mandates, in order to document, preserve information”. Delete paragraph 2. Article 3, paragraph 1, should be amended to read: “Organization of the functions of the administration of public affairs at all levels of the province, as well as the legal, legislative and regulatory authority, is an open public information of the Government (hereinafter referred to as a public official) and shall perform the functions of public information in accordance with the law.” Article 7 was amended to read: “The public information produced by the public is publicly responsible for producing the information of the Government; the public information obtained from citizens, legal persons or other organizations is open to the public who preserves the Government's information. The law, legislation and regulations also provide for the public competence of government information, from its provisions. Before the public information, the public should conduct a real review of the proposed public information and should not issue uncontested government information.” Delete article 8, paragraph 1 (iv); amend subparagraph (XV) to subparagraph (XIV), which reads as follows: “In accordance with the law, legislation and national relevant provisions, other government information that should be made public”. The increase in paragraph 2 reads as follows: “In accordance with the laws, administrative regulations and national provisions, government information on the quality of agricultural products, major communicable diseases, major animal epidemics, important geo-information data, statistical information, etc. shall be strictly enforced in accordance with the terms of reference and procedures.” Paragraph 2, as paragraph 3, was amended to read: “A proactive public information should be made available to the public within 20 working days of the information generation. The law, legislation and regulations provide for the period of public information of the Government, from its provisions.” Delete paragraph 3. The amendment to article 9 reads as follows: “The public shall not have public information concerning State secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy. The public information that the rights have agreed to be public or public in the opinion that there may be a significant impact on the public interest in relation to commercial secrets and personal privacy can be made public.” Delete the Office of Information in subparagraphs (iii) of Article 10. Article 12 should be amended as follows: “Citizens, legal persons and other organizations are required to obtain information from other Governments other than active public scope and shall apply in writing (including data-based forms) and in writing, the applicant may make an oral application for public applications to complete the Government's information request. The application shall include the following: (i) The names or names of citizens, legal persons and other organizations; (ii) The content and form of information required by the Government. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations shall submit valid identification documents or documents to the public for the payment of government information relating to their own taxes, social security, health, etc..” Article 14 was amended to read: “The public has received public requests for information from the Government and can respond to it at the time. The public should not be able to respond within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request; if the time period for the reply is to be extended, the applicant shall be informed by the Government's public work agency responsible for information and that the time period for the extension of the response shall not exceed 15 working days.” As article 16, adds to the following: “The public shall not collect other costs except for expenses such as retrieval, reproduction, mailing, in accordance with a request for information from the Government. The criteria for publicly charged costs such as retrieval, reproduction and mail are implemented in accordance with national provisions. Citizens who apply for public government information have economic difficulties and, upon their request, the Government's head of the public working agency for information, may grant relief for the costs concerned.” Article 16 was amended to article 17, which reads as follows: “The public shall not provide government information through other organizations, individuals in a manner that is reimbursable”. Article 21 was amended by article 20 to read as follows: “In violation of this provision by a public in one of the following cases, the competent organ shall be responsible for the corrections; in serious circumstances, by a supervisory body or competent authority for administrative disposition by a competent person responsible for direct responsibility and by other direct responsibilities” as follows: “The public in breach of this provision shall have one of the following conditions, be changed by an inspectorate, an administrative authority at the superior level; in the event of a serious nature, the person responsible for a direct responsibility is transferred to the judiciary. The addition of a subparagraph (i) reads as follows: Article 22, adds to the following: “Education, health, family planning, water supply, electricity, heating, environmental protection, public transport, etc. public utilities, which are closely linked to the people's interests, are produced and accessible in the delivery of social public services, taking into account the provisions.” In addition, the number of provisions is adjusted accordingly. This decision is implemented from the date of publication. The Government's public information provisions in the Province of Chungi were reissued in accordance with this decision. Annex: Public provision of information by the Government of the Province of the Sudan (Amendment 2008) (Act No. 108 of the People's Government Order No. 108 of 10 December 2005) was issued in accordance with the Decision of the People's Government of the Republic of China on 16 May 2008 to amend the Public Provisions of Government Information in the Province of Mother-West Province. Article 1, in order to enhance transparency in the work of the Government, guarantees the informed rights of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, monitors the performance of the executive branch in accordance with the law, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the legislation, regulations and regulations. Article 2, the Government information referred to in this article refers to the production or acquisition of information in the exercise of the functions of public affairs at all levels of administration, as well as by organizations authorized by the law, regulations, in order to record, preserve information in a given form. Article 3. The executive organs at all levels of this province, as well as the legal, regulatory and regulatory bodies, are the public information public (hereinafter referred to as public) and should perform the duties of public information in accordance with the law. The Government's Executive Office is responsible for organizing guidance on the implementation of this provision. The Executive Office of the People's Government (rooms) is responsible for organizing guidance on the implementation of this provision within the present administration. Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should establish a system of public joint meetings on information, consisting of the Executive Office of the Government (rooms) and the Government's rule of law, the inspectorate and other relevant government departments to study, coordinate and advance public work on government information. Article 5. The public shall designate the relevant bodies to deal with public information in the organ, to be responsible for the day-to-day work of the Government of this organ in the public information and to establish procedures and systems for public information. Government information should be publicly consistent with the principles of legality, integrity, timeliness and popularity. Article 7. The public information produced by the public is open by the public who produces the information of the Government; public information obtained from citizens, legal persons or other organizations is publicly available. The law, legislation and regulations also provide for the public competence of government information, from its provisions. The public should conduct a real review of the proposed public information before the public information should be made available and no uncontested government information should be issued. Article 8. The public shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, make the following public information available to society: (i) Government regulations and documents developed by public persons relating to activities such as economic, social management and public services; (ii) Economic and social development planning, planning and implementation; (iii) Planning of provincial urban systems, urban overall planning, urban detailed planning and land-use master planning; (iv) Prospects, occurrences and treatments that affect public hygiene and property safety; (v) The conditions, standards and implementation of education, social security, employment, poverty reduction, good resettlement; (vi) Information on land collection and clearance, approval documents for house demolitions, compensation standards, resettlement programmes, etc.; (vii) The subjects, bases and procedures of administrative law enforcement matters; (viii) The basis and criteria of the executive authority, the basis, conditions and procedures for administrative licence matters and the administrative fees project; (ix) The tenders in public tenders for major construction projects and progress in the work; (x) The Government concentrates on the catalogue of procurement projects, the Government's procurement threshold standards, the results of procurement and their oversight; (xi) Audit of the Government's financial budget, accounts and actual expenditures; (xii) Management functions and changes in all levels of government; (xiii) Approval, voucher and conditions, procedures, outcomes, etc., and laws, regulations authorizing staff members other than those who are members of the workplace, except those authorized by the public service management function; (xiv) Other public information, in accordance with laws, regulations and national relevant provisions, should be proactive. In accordance with the laws, administrative regulations and national provisions, government information on the quality of agricultural products, the prevalence of major communicable diseases, major sanitary conditions, important geographic information data, statistical information should be strictly enforced in accordance with the terms of reference and procedures. An open government message should be made available to the public within 20 working days of the information generated. The legal, regulatory and public information time frames are set out in their provisions. Article 9. The public shall not have public information concerning State secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy. The public information that the rights have agreed that public or public individuals believe that it may have a significant impact on the public interest can be made public. Article 10 The proactive public information should be made publicly available through one or more forms: (i) Government website; (ii) National Integrated Archives at all levels; (iii) Government bulletins or media, such as newspapers, television, radio; (iv) Facilities such as public columns, electronic screens and electronic triggers; (v) The Government's public service hotline; (vi) Government press conferences; (vii) Other forms of timely and accurate access to information by the public. Article 11. Civil, legal and other organizations may apply to the public for information from other Governments other than article 8 of the present article, and the public shall apply for public information. The prohibition of public content is prohibited by law, regulations, regulations and this provision. Article 12 Civil, legal and other organizations require access to information from other Governments other than the active public scope and shall apply in writing (including data-based forms) where the applicant may make an oral application by the public of the application to complete the public information request. The application shall include the following: (i) The names or names of citizens, legal persons and other organizations; (ii) The content and form of information required by the Government. Citizens, legal persons or other organizations should submit valid identification documents or documentation to the public for the payment of government information relating to their own taxes, social security, health care. Following the receipt of the request by the public, the written replies were submitted in accordance with the following: (i) This information should be provided to the applicant in accordance with article 8 of the present article or in accordance with the request; (ii) The exclusion from the open scope of the applicant should be informed of the reasons and grounds that the applicant is not open; (iii) Without the scope of the body of the receiving State, the applicant should be informed that the applicant should be informed of his or her intention to communicate the information to the applicant; (iv) The applicant should be informed of the absence of public information; (v) The request was not clear and should be communicated to the applicant for a change and supplementary application. Article 14. The public has received an open request for information from the Government to be able to respond at the moment. The public should not be able to respond within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the request; if the time period for the reply is to be extended, it should be agreed by the head of the public information body and informed the applicant that the time period for the extension of the reply should not exceed 15 working days. Article 15. The public may, upon request, provide information from the Government, arrange appropriate time and venues for the applicant to be read or reproduced. Article 16 provides information from the public on the basis of a request for other expenses, such as retrieval, reproduction and mailing. The criteria for publicly charged costs such as retrieval, reproduction and mail are implemented in accordance with national provisions. Citizens who apply for public government information have economic difficulties and, upon their request, the Government's head of the public information public working body, may grant relief for the related costs. Article 17 No public information shall be provided through other organizations, individuals in a manner that is paid. Article 18 The public should prepare a directory of government information that the organ is active. Government information catalogues should be adjusted and updated in a timely manner. The Government's information directory should record the name of the information of the Government, the simple description of the basic content and the date of its generation. Article 19, the Government of the communes should establish and improve the Government's press release system, which was published by the press spokesperson on behalf of the Government. The Government of the Provincial People's Government has established a system of press release in this sector and in the region, based on actual needs. Departments and areas that do not establish a press release system, such as sudden public events, may convene a press conference in accordance with the relevant provisions of the General Emergency Preparedness of Emerging Public Incidents in the Province of Chungi. Article 20 shall be open to society by the public of the name of the body responsible for the public affairs of the Government, the place of office, office time, contact, etc. to facilitate consultation and access by citizens, legal persons and other organizations. Article 21, in violation of this provision, has one of the following cases, been changed by an inspectorate, an executive officer at the superior level; in serious circumstances, administrative disposition of the person responsible for direct responsibility and other direct responsibilities; and the transfer of the judiciary in accordance with the law: (i) The publication of uncontested government information; (ii) Failure to fulfil an active public obligation or to update the open content in a timely manner; (iii) Not to provide or update the Government's information directory in a timely manner; (iv) To conceal or reject the provision of public information that is open to the applicant; (v) A breach of the provision of fees; (vi) Other violations of this provision. Article 2, Education, health, family planning, water supply, electricity, heating, environmental protection, public transport, etc., is open to the production, access to information in the delivery of social public services, taking into account this provision. Article 23 |
