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(The 28th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Higong State for consideration of the adoption of the Ordinance No. 5 of 19 December 2007 of the People's Government of the State of the Grand State, on the date of publication) At the 1328th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Hiroshima municipality, it was decided to amend the Hiroshima city to apply for public information methods as follows: Article 11, paragraph (iv), was amended to read as follows: “Option of public information is open and public decisions should be made and relevant information. It is not possible to take a decision at the time of time 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, the applicant shall be informed that the time period for the extension of the reply shall not exceed 15 working days. The request for public information relates to third-party rights, and the time required by the executive branch to seek third-party views is not calculated within the period specified in this article.” This decision is implemented since the date of publication. The City of Hiroshima has been re-published after the application of the public information approach, which is subject to consequential changes in this decision. Annex (Adopted by Decree No. 6 of 28 December 2006 of the People's Government of Chiang State on the revision of the Decision of the Government of the People's Republic of China on 19 December 2007 on the revision of the Decision on Modalities for the Application of Public Government Information in the City of Chiang State) Article 1, in order to regulate the application of public information, to improve transparency in the work of the Government, to ensure that citizens, legal persons and other organizations have access to information by law and to develop this approach in accordance with the Public Regulations of the Ministry of the Interior. Article 2 refers to the application of public information according to this approach, which refers to the application made by the public author to the public obligationer by law, and to the public obligation to review its consent and obtain information from the Government. Article 3 Article IV is responsible for organizing this approach by public authorities at all levels. The inspection services at all levels oversee the implementation of this approach. Article 5 Public rights should be lawfully used by the public information obtained under the application and no governmental information obtained under the application shall be used to carry out unlawful activities. Article 6. The public obligationr shall designate a specific body responsible for making requests for public work, and shall make information, such as the name of the institution, the place of office, office time and contact, available to the community to facilitate the submission of public requests or advice from the public information. The public obligationrs should pursue e-governance on the website of the unit and open the “in accordance with the request for information from the public government” to facilitate the application of applications by public rights, such as the use of data messages. Article 7. The public obligationr shall establish, protect and apply for an open system of work, establish open guidance and make timely public. The following shall include: (i) The address, telephone, fax, mailing, e-mail of the receiving body; (ii) The conditions, procedures, deadlines and the model text of the application for all submissions; (iii) remedies; (iv) Other matters requiring clarification. Article 8 does not include information from the following Governments on the application of public information: (i) Government information already made available to society; (ii) Information that may lead to the disclosure of State secrets, either secret or public; (iii) Information that is commercially secret or may result in the disclosure of commercial secrets; (iv) Information that is a person's privacy or may result in harm to the legitimate rights and interests of the individual; (v) In-house Government information and internal government correspondence; (vi) Information in the internal research, discussion or review process; (vii) In relation to administrative law enforcement, public disclosure may affect enforcement activities such as inspection, investigation, evidence or information that endangers the rights of others; (viii) Laws, regulations and regulations prohibit public information. In order to preserve the fundamental legitimate rights and interests of the State, the social interest or the lives and health of others, information on the Government provided for in paragraph 3 of this article shall be made available in accordance with article 14 of this approach. The public obligationrs consider that public interest is clearly public and has a significant social impact and do not affect administrative decision-making, administrative enforcement and the safety of others, as well as legal, regulatory and other provisions, and that public information under paragraphs 1, 5, 6 and 7 of this article can be made public. Article 9. The public owner shall apply for information from the public government and shall provide the public obligationr with his or her identity certificate or the relevant proof of the organization. An application in the name of the organization shall also be made in the capacity of a written authorization and a legal representative or principal. Article 10. The public rightr shall submit an application for public information in writing, such as paper quality, data message. Written requests are indeed difficult, and the public right may, in an oral manner or entrust the third party with their application. The application shall contain the following: (i) The applicant's name or name, address, identity certificate, contact; (ii) To request the public specific content; (iii) The applicant's signature or chapter; (iv) Applications. Article 11. The public obligation person shall be treated in accordance with the following circumstances, upon receipt of a public request for information from the Government: (i) The application of public government information that is not within the scope of the applicant's public obligation function and should guide the applicant's application to the relevant public obligationr; (ii) Applications for public government information have been made public and should be informed of the manner and means of obtaining information from the applicant; (iii) Applications for public government information that are not or are not public, and decisions that are not open should be made and justified; (iv) Applications for public government information are open and public decisions should be made and relevant information. It is not possible to take a decision at the time of time 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, the applicant shall be informed that the time period for the extension of the reply shall not exceed 15 working days. The request for public information relates to third-party rights, and the time required by the executive branch to seek third-party views is not calculated within the period specified in this article. Article 12, paragraph 2, is in the case of article 11, paragraph 2, and the public obligation shall, after review, make the following decisions in accordance with different circumstances: (i) The application of open government information is open and the production of public decision books on government information, which contain the scope, modalities, time; (ii) To apply for public information as part of a public scope, to produce a public decision of the Government's information component, to provide a written statement of some public grounds and grounds, as well as remedies, and to contain some public ways and time; (iii) The application of open government information does not fall within the scope of openness and the production of government information does not have public decisions, written statements of reasons, grounds and remedies; (iv) The application of open government information is difficult to determine whether or not it is open, the production of government information for a suspension of public decisions, written statements of reasons and grounds for suspension and the manner and time followed up. Pursuant to paragraph 4 of the previous paragraph, the suspension of public information should be followed up within forty-five working days from the date of the suspension of public decisions and make public or non-public decisions. Article 13 provides for objective reasons, such as information processing or other justifications, that the public obligation cannot take a decision within the prescribed time period or make public information available to the applicant, with the consent of the head of the unit, may extend the period of time and, in writing, inform the public owner of the extension period not exceeding 15 working days. Article 14. The public obligation considers that the public information on the application is a source of information that is commercially secret or personal privacy and may be detrimental to the legitimate rights of third parties upon public release shall be consulted in writing within five working days of receipt of the application. A third party shall submit written replies within 15 working days of the date of receipt of a written notification by the public obligation person. The failure to respond was considered to be open. Where third parties do not agree to open government information, the public obligationr considers it necessary to be public after review and, while making public decisions, will determine the content and rationale of public information to be communicated to third parties in writing and to the means of relief. Public rights apply for government information relating to third-party rights, and the public obligation is required by law to seek third-party views without computing the time required for the application for review. Article 15. Public rights require public duty holders to provide government information relevant to their registration, payment of tax fees, social security, which should be validly documented or other supporting documents, to submit written requests to the public obligationr, and public obligation holders should be provided with information from the Government when they are to verify the identity of public rights. Public rights raise evidence that public information records are not accurate, incomplete or non-relevant with their own relevant government information, which may require that the public obligation be changed by law and that the public obligation should be addressed within 15 working days. The public obligation to accept the application shall not be subject to change, and the public right shall be informed in a timely manner and guide its application to the relevant public obligationr. Article 16 of the public obligationr shall, in the form requested by the public right, provide information from the Government, which shall not be made available in the form requested by the public rights, shall arrange the relevant information or provide copies, copies. The public obligationr may establish an electronic access room or information search room at the office premises to facilitate access to or replication of relevant government information on the place of public rights. The public rights have difficulties in reading and the public obligation must provide the necessary assistance. Article 17 The public obligationr may collect costs such as retrievals, replication, mailing, etc. incurred in the process of applying for public information, which are approved by the price sector. The public rights are in compliance with the low-care and low-income hardship conditions in the city, and the fees can be granted by the competent body responsible for the public information work of the Government. The public owner belongs to a non-profit organization or other public interest groups, which, according to the relevant evidence, are subject to approval by the head of the body responsible for public information. Article 18 (i) Statistics on the registration of public information on request; (ii) Accreditation of public, partial and non-public classifications to deal with statistics; (iii) Public complaints, review status statistics and results of their processing on government information; (iv) Major issues and improvement programmes; (v) Other major matters that should be reported. The public authorities at all levels of the people's government should provide timely analysis, integration and assessment of the annual report of the public obligator, form an open annual report on the Government's information and make it available to society by 31 March each year. Article 19 was established by public authorities at all levels of the people's government to request public information to make public complaints telephones, boxes and e-mails, to receive complaints from public dutyers on their application for public information, to promptly investigate violations or omissions and to inform the complainant in writing of the results within 15 working days from the date of receipt of the complaint. The public rights argue that the public obligationr does not comply with the obligation to apply for public information under the law, may report to the inspector or its superior administrative body that the organ receiving the report should be investigated and that the results should be communicated in writing to the reporting person within fifteen working days of the date of the report. In article 20, the public owner considers that the public obligation infringes its legitimate rights and interests by applying for information from the public government or decides to deal with public requests for information, may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 21, the public obligation has been changed by public authorities or supervisors at all levels, in violation of articles 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 of this approach, by virtue of their circumstances, by criticization of education or disciplinary action; and by law criminal responsibility. Article 22, in violation of the specific administrative acts of this provision, shall be compensated by law for the loss of the public or third-party economy. Article 23 provides that public rights use government information obtained under application to engage in criminal activities and shall be held in accordance with the law. Article 24 |
