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(Adopted at the 69th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Greateren Province on 5 January 2007, No. 204 of 17 January 2007 of the Order of the Government of the Greater Honduran Province, issued since 1 March 2007) The Government of the province decided to amend the Modalities of Alcohol in the Province, issued on 30 March 2001 as follows: Article 8, paragraph 1, should be amended to read as follows: In addition to the acquisition of licences for the production of alcohol types, businesses that may be directly involved in the manufacture of their own-source commodities, other businesses and individual businessmen shall also be allowed to operate in the form of bars after obtaining a licence. In addition, the relevant wording of article 4, paragraphs 1, 2, and 5, paragraph 4, has been adjusted. This decision has been implemented effective 1 March 2007. The Modalities for Alcohol in the Province of Extension have been revised accordingly in accordance with this decision. Annex: Alcohol management approach in the Province of Extension (Amendment 2007) (Act dated 30 March 2001 by the Government of the Greateren province, dated 17 January 2007 in accordance with the Decision of the Government of the People of the Commonwealth of Independent States on the revision of the scheme for the management of alcohol in the Southern Province) Article I, in order to strengthen the management of alcohol-based commodities, regulate the marketing order of alcohol-based production, break the local embargo, promote the flow of alcohol-based commodities, protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 refers to the type of alcohol, gold, yellow and other alcohol (non-medicine). Article 3 units and individuals involved in alcohol production and operation activities within my province's administration must be subject to this approach. Article IV. Integrated economic management, quality technical supervision, commodity circulation, business and other administrations are responsible for the management of alcohol categories, in accordance with statutory responsibilities. The integrated economic management sector is responsible for the management and integrated coordination of alcohol production and the development of alcohol production planning in this administrative region, based on national industrial policies. The Quality Technical Monitoring Administration is responsible for the supervision of the quality of alcohol commodities, the production of licences and the screening of the quality of alcohol commodities. The Commodation Administration is responsible for overseeing the flow of alcohol commodities. The Business Administration Department is responsible for the registration of alcohol-based production and operation of enterprise registrations, the advertising of trademarks and the screening of alcohol market violations. Article 5 provides for a licensing system for white alcohol production. No white alcohol production permit has been obtained under State regulations. However, except for self-employment. Contrary, courier, transfer, and selling licences for white alcohol production. The review criteria and the issuance of the licences for the production of cinerants are carried out by the provincial quality technical supervision branch, in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 6 encourages producers of alcohol to improve the quality of products and the packaging process, and to develop low food, fruit and drinkings, and to achieve scale-up. Article 7. Wage producers must implement national standards, industry standards, local standards or corporate standards. The alcohol products must be tested for quality prior to the plant, with the test of qualifications. Unqualified products are sold. The production of alcohol products prohibits the use of industrial alcohol and addicts harmful to human health, and prohibits the use of falsely and disadvantaged alcohol products. Article 8. In addition to the acquisition of licences for the production of alcohol types, businesses that are directly involved in the manufacture of their own alcohol-based commodities, other businesses and individual businessmen are engaged in bars, and in the event of a licence, a licence should also be obtained. The following conditions shall be available for the payment of a licence for the operation of the bar. (i) A fixed place of business; (ii) Health permits; (iii) Storage facilities, measurements and inspection equipment; (iv) Persons who are testing and familiar with alcohol-based knowledge; (v) Law, legislation and other conditions established by the State. Article 9 provides for a licence to operate in the form of alcohol and shall submit a written application to the executive branch for the distribution of commodities in the provinces. The Commodity Circulation Administration shall, within 10 days of the date of receipt of the requested material, communicate the applicant in writing to the extent that it is in compliance with the prescribed conditions. Article 10 operators who have been licensed to operate in the form of bars may engage in convenience activities. Contrary, courier, transfer and sale of licences for the sale of alcohol. In addition to the distribution of alcohols produced in my province, the relevant management authorities in the province have requested information on the documentation, which should be supported by the relevant executive branch and will be processed within 7 days. Article 12. The distribution of the alcohol type shall be subject to the sale of the mark. Various levels of alcohol management should take measures to phase out the dispersion of the bars. Article 13 Ecoupers shall not operate alcohol and shall not process the bar, and shall not purchase white alcohols to enterprises free of white alcohol production permits. Article 14. Regions, as well as any units and individuals, shall not in any way prohibit or limit the local circulation of alcohol commodities in any way. Article 15 prohibits any unit or person from selling the goods of the type of alcohol. Article 16 Operators and advertisingers shall not produce, publish alcohol advertisements for advertising owners who do not possess a licence for the production of alcohol or a licence for the operation of the bar. Article 17 Quality-technical supervision of the executive branch and the business administration sector should conduct oversight of the bar market. Discovery and adverse alcohol-based commodities are found, immediately sealed or seized, and the timely issuance of police announcements to society and punished in accordance with national legislation, regulations and regulations. Article 18 provides for offences relating to the production of alcohol-based commodities and the distribution of the activities, and consumers can lodge complaints and reports to the relevant administrations. Complaints and reports should be processed in a timely manner by the relevant administration. Article 19 The executive branch of commodity circulation, the executive branch of quality technology monitoring and the business administration sector should establish a system of information circulars on the distribution of alcohol types, in line with the principle of synthesizing the flow of sources and sources, and cooperate with each other in accordance with the principles governing the production, voucher and inferior alcohol categories of conduct under the law. Article 20, in violation of article 5, paragraph 2, of the present scheme, provides that the production of a white alcohol without a State-mandated licence, shall be terminated by the executive branch responsible for the supervision of the quality technology, with the proceeds of the offence, with a fine of up to 3,000 yen; without the proceeds of the offence, a fine of over 5,000 yen. Article 21, in violation of article 5, paragraph 3, of this scheme, provides for the forgeration, alteration, transfer, sale of a white alcohol production permit, to be declared by the quality-technical supervision of the administration, to the extent that the licence has been revoked, with the proceeds of the violation, to be fined by more than 5,000 yen; Article 22, paragraph 1, of the present approach stipulates that free of charge shall operate bars, shall be subject to suspension by an executive branch of the commodity circulation or by the business administration, with the proceeds of the conflict, shall be liable to more than three times the amount of the offence, but shall not exceed 3,000 dollars at the highest level; there shall be no violation of the proceeds, with a fine of over 500,000 dollars. Article 23, paragraph 2, of the scheme stipulates that the licence forfeiture, alteration, transfer, sale of the bar is prohibited by the Commodic Circular Administration to repeal the licence, with the proceeds of the violation, with a fine of up to 5,000 yen; without the proceeds of the offence, a fine of up to 500,000 yen. Article 24, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that alcohol-based operators operate to purchase white alcohols using alcohol, processing of alcohol-based goods or licensed to enterprises without white alcohol production, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for the executive branch or the Commodity Distribution Administration. Article 25 operates a pseudonym or a subsidiarial commodity, which is sanctioned by the executive branch of quality technical supervision or the business administration in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations; and, in the event of serious circumstances, the licence of its business is revoked by law. Article 26 prohibits or restricts the circulation of alcohol-based commodities in violation of article 14, article 16 of this scheme, or advertisements for free-call production permits and licensed operators are punishable by law by the business administration. Article 27 regulates alcohol and oversees one of the following acts by a staff member, which is administratively disposed of by its units or by the superior authorities; constitutes an offence and is held criminally by law: (i) Abuse of authority prohibiting or limiting access to local markets for Internet commodities in the field; (ii) No production permit, a licence for the manufacture of alcohol, a licence for the manufacture of a licence or a licence for the production of a licence for the late consumption of alcohol, and a licence for the operation of a licence; (iii) No licences for the collection of royalties for the production of alcohol types and the royalties for the licensee; (iv) Disadvantages, malfeasances and damage to the consumer. The enforcement of administrative penalties should be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China Administrative Punishment Act. The imposition of fines and seizures is carried out in accordance with the Ordinance on Separation. The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 31 March 2001. The relevant provisions of this approach that are incompatible with this approach are nullified. The State also provides for the provision. |
