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(Adopted at the 102th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Southern Susang on 15 January 2008 by Decree No. 39 of 15 January 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 39 of 15 January 2008, which came into force on 15 February 2008) Article 1 ensures the authenticity, accuracy and timeliness of price monitoring data for scientific, effective organization and regulation of early warning, plays an important role in price monitoring early warning in macroeconomic management and price management, correctly leading production, circulation and consumption, maintaining basic stability in the overall market price levels, in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China price law, and developing this approach in the light of the practice of the province. Article II provides for price monitoring of early warning, which refers to activities undertaken by government price authorities to collect, analyse, predict, report and publish information on changes in prices, costs, markets and demand for important goods and services, in accordance with macroeconomic regulatory, social development and price management needs. Article 3. This approach applies to monitoring early warning activities at prices within the territorial administration. Article IV. The local government price authority over the district level is responsible for monitoring early warning at prices within the present administration. In the context of their respective responsibilities, the local people's authorities have been able to monitor early warning in conjunction with price authorities. Article 5 Governments of the local population at the district level should strengthen leadership in price monitoring early warning and support the building of the price monitoring of early warning. The requirements for price monitoring of early warning are included in the same fiscal budget. The primary responsibility for price monitoring is to organize the implementation of the price monitoring reporting system; monitor the analysis of changes in key commodities, service prices and associated costs and market demand in the current administration; track key economic policies, measures in the area of prices; implement price forecasting, early warning and timely policy recommendations; and issue price monitoring information. Article 7. The price monitoring system, including periodic reports and police reports of price monitoring targeted units and price authorities. Provincial price authorities have established provincial price monitoring reporting systems in line with national price monitoring reporting systems, in line with the actual situation of economic activity in the province and the need for price regulation. The price authorities in the establishment area, in accordance with the requirements of the provincial price monitoring reporting system, have developed price monitoring systems in the light of local realities, but are not incompatible with the price monitoring system developed by the State and the province. The price monitoring system developed by market, district (market) price authorities in the establishment area is reported to provincial price authorities. Article 8. Risk monitoring is based on a targeted price monitoring and periodicity price monitoring statement and conducts specific surveys on price priorities, hot spots; non-scheduled price monitoring or temporary price surveys when there are major disaster situations or other unforeseen circumstances. Article 9. The price authorities should strengthen the availability of price monitoring information and the building of the network system, and in a timely manner identify and report problems that may trigger abnormal fluctuations in prices. Article 10, when prices of important goods and services arise with abnormal fluctuation or have already occurred, price authorities should immediately report to the Government of the current people and the parent price authorities on price-stress alerts and undertake emergency price monitoring. Article 11. The price authorities should establish emergency monitoring presupposes to deal with volatile market prices, and orderly conduct emergency price monitoring efforts by the current people's Government and the parent price authorities. Article 12. The price authority, in accordance with the price monitoring reporting system, designates the relevant administrative organs, business units or other organizations within the present administration as a price monitoring point unit and distributes the markers in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Price monitoring orders cannot be provided in a timely and accurate manner for production, operation patterns or other reasons, and price monitoring information should be adjusted in a timely manner, the recovery of price monitoring signs and the designation of price monitoring points. Non-price monitoring point units and individuals are obliged to monitor early warning investigations in conjunction with price authorities. Article 13. The price authorities shall determine the price monitoring point in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The choice of price monitoring point units should be representative, and the monitoring data sent should reflect the price level of locally shared commodities or services; (ii) The price authority shall determine the price monitoring point units of the Territory in accordance with the established scope of management and the division of labour, and shall not be duplicated; (iii) The price monitoring order unit has been established and is generally not subject to any intentional change, adjustment to ensure continuity and comparability of the monitoring data. Article 14. (i) Demand that price authorities communicate the content and procedures of price monitoring investigations; (ii) Demand that price authorities provide training and guidance on the work they have assumed in providing price monitoring information; (iii) The price authorities are required to provide the average price information in the region where they have paid the goods or services price. Article 15. The price-monitoring unit shall fulfil the following obligations: (i) Monitoring early warning investigations, in conjunction with price authorities; (ii) In accordance with the terms of the price monitoring system, accurate and timely reporting to the price authorities of the price-recognized price monitoring material shall not be overstatements, reports or forgery or forfeiture of price monitoring information; (iii) Establishment of an internal management system for price monitoring and the designation of persons responsible for the collection, collation and reporting of the unit's price monitoring information. Article 16 provides that the price monitoring staff shall have the expertise necessary to perform the duties of early warning, and be qualified by the examination, and obtain the price monitoring survey certificate issued by the provincial price authorities. Article 17 (i) High-level monitoring of early warning in accordance with the content, standards, methods, time and procedures set out in the price monitoring reporting system; (ii) In investigating, collecting price data, the use of normative, uniformed price monitoring forms or software, as required; (iii) To contact the work of the price-monitoring unit and to reflect the situation in a timely manner and help to address operational issues in price monitoring early warning. The price authorities should regularly report price monitoring early warning reports and price situation analysis reports to the current people's governments and higher-level price authorities, and, where necessary, inform the relevant sectors of the importance of price monitoring early warning and, where appropriate, make available to society information on the prices of important goods and services. The price authorities and their staff should be kept confidential by monitoring information on prices that fall under State secret or commercial secret. Article 19 Article 20 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the monitoring of early warning at prices. Article 21, in violation of article 7 of this approach, provides that price authorities do not implement the price monitoring system, have serious consequences and are redirected by the parent price authorities to inform them. In violation of article 14, paragraph (iii), of this approach, the price authorities do not provide relevant information to the price-monitoring unit, which is redirected by the parent price authority; in the case of a serious nature, administrative disposition is given by law to the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible. Article 23, in violation of article 15, paragraph (ii), of this approach, provides that price-monitoring units refuse to report, overstatement, conceal or forfeiture and storing price monitoring information, be corrected by the price authority giving the price monitoring mandate and criticized. Article 24. The price authorities and their staff misuse their duties, play negligence, provocative fraud in the context of the price monitoring of early warning and give administrative treatment under the law to the competent and other directly responsible personnel directly responsible; and constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article 25 |
