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(Adopted at the 95th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Province of Grace, on 14 July 2006, No. 112 of the Decree No. 112 of 21 September 2006 No. 112 of the People's Government of the Province of Chiang Mai Orientale (Act of 1 January 2007) Article 1 develops this approach in the light of the actual practice of this province, in order to implement the State Department's letter visit regulations. Article 2 Article 3 respondents are protected by national law by means of a letter of visit, and any unit or person shall not discriminate, harass and combat reprisals. Article 4 Governments of more people at the district level should establish a mechanism for the visit. More people at the district level, the commune and the street offices should identify institutions responsible for the mission, with dedicated or part-time visiting staff. Villages, CCCs should identify contact points for the visit. The Government of the people at all levels should incorporate the requirements for the mission into the same fiscal budget. Article 5 Governments at all levels and their working sectors should be informed of the relevant laws, regulations and policies to the respondents in the process of receiving and conducting correspondence visits. Article 6. The visiting body shall, in a timely manner, report to the Government of the people at this level and its head on the important letter of the visitor. Article 7. The visiting body shall establish a sound research mechanism to carry out a popular proposal for clearance, to regularize correspondence visits within the executive branch, to submit to the Government of the people at this level a report on the assessment of the mission and to make recommendations for the improvement of policies and solutions. Article 8. The Government of the people at all levels and the people's work sector at the district level should make public information about communications addresses, complaints telephones, telephony visits and locations, the means of processing progress and results through media such as newspapers, television, radio and networks. Article 9. The work sector of the people at all levels and of the people at the district level shall publish the procedures relating to the conduct of the communications visit in the trusted places, with conditions that should be equipped with electronic screens, electronic search equipment. Article 10. Governments at all levels and more people at the district level should open the e-conferencing, with conditional electronic websites to communicate information. Article 11. The Government of the people at the district level should establish a civil complaints admissibility system to receive criticisms from citizens about administrative acts of the executive branch and its staff, as well as complaints, charges or prosecutions of misconduct by the executive branch and its staff. Article 12. Governments of people at all levels and at the district level and their work sectors should establish a system of letters of visit by executive heads, which will be coordinated by the executive heads to deal with the issue of correspondence and to make available to society the names of the recipients, places and recipients through the media. The reception days for the heads of the Government of the people at the local level are not less than one day per month, and the reception date for the heads of the district-level people is less than 2 days per month. The Government of the communes should be in a position to receive a letter of visitor at any time, to deal with the letter of the respondent. Article 13 Accreditation agencies may invite relevant professional workers to participate in a letter visit to provide legal and other expertise to the trustee and the visiting body. Article 14. (i) Observations and recommendations on the implementation of decisions, resolutions and decisions, orders of the People's Congress and its Standing Committee; (ii) Observations and recommendations on decisions, orders and other normative documents issued by the people at this level; (iii) Procedural and denouncing violations committed by the authorities of the current people or heads of the lower-level people's government; (iv) The respondents consider that the administrative acts of the current people's Government violate their legitimate rights and interests and do not fall within the scope of the proceedings, arbitration and administrative review; (v) Review and review of the letter from the current Government; (vi) Submissions from the Government of the High-level People and the High-level Resorting Agencies; (vii) Other communications under the purview of the Government of the people at this level, in accordance with the law. Article 15 (i) Observations and recommendations on the implementation of laws, regulations, regulations and decisions, orders by the executive branch of the sector; (ii) criticization, recommendations and requests for this sector and its staff; (iii) Procedural and denouncing violations committed by staff in this sector; (iv) The respondents consider that administrative acts in this sector violate their legitimate rights and interests and do not fall within the scope of litigation, arbitration and administrative review; (v) Review and review of the letter from this sector; (vi) Visits of the superior executive branch and the Government's letter to the visiting body, in accordance with the statutory responsibility; (vii) Other communications under the purview of this sector under the law. Article 16 provides that the administrative body competent to deal with the issue of a communication involving significant public interest or legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions that should be heard shall be held. The respondent requests the holding of hearings, and the executive body competent to deal with the matter of the letter visit decides to hold a hearing. The moderator of the hearing is appointed by an administrative body that decides to hold a hearing and is appointed by a staff member other than those involved in the processing of the letter. The participants included the respondents, the stakeholder, the staff of the executive bodies and the relevant experts, scholars involved in the handling of correspondence matters. The hearing is conducted in accordance with the following procedures: (i) The executive body shall hold the time, place of notice of the visitor and other hearing participants by 7 days of the hearings, and shall, if necessary, make public statements; (ii) The hearings should be held in public, with the exception of State secret, commercial secret, secret work or personal privacy; (iii) The senators, the stakeholders believe that the moderator has a direct stake in the matter of the visitor or the respondent, with the right to apply for the avoidance; (iv) At the time of the hearing, the letter of visit had been dealt with by the executive branch and the reasons for the fact, basis and processing of the administrative organ's charging; the letter of the visit was not dealt with by the executive branch and the programme, rationale and reason for the programme, which was entitled to be processed by the executive branch; (v) Accreditation and testimony by the respondents; (vi) Other hearings; (vii) A final presentation by the respondent. The hearings should be made available, and the hearings should be delivered to the witness participants to confirm the non-renewable signature or chapter. The administrative body holding hearings should produce a hearing book based on the hearings as a basis for dealing with the matter of the letter. The hearings should be sent to the respondent. Article 19, the letter of the Visitor to the People's Government at the district level, which is not conclusive, may request the Government of this sector or the authorities at the highest level to review and review, within 30 days of the receipt of the written replies. A letter to all levels of the people's Government may be processed and reviewed without comment and may be requested by the Government of the people at the grass-roots level for review and review within 30 days of receipt of the written replies. The Government of the Provincial People's Government entrusted the provincial mission leader to conduct a review of the matter. The provincial delegation's leadership team may designate a specific matter for the provincial people's government or other agencies with corresponding responsibilities. Article 20 re-entry and re-entry matters that have been accepted and are under way, and other administrative bodies are no longer admissible. More than two administrative bodies have been seized of the same review and re-exploitation matters, which are handled by the pre-recruited administration. Article 21 shall be admissible by the executive organ in accordance with the conditions for review, review and approval within 30 days. The communication should explain the reasons for the inadmissibility. During the review, the hearings were held during the review, or the time required for the applicant to supplement the material of the evidence was not calculated at the time of the review and review body. Article 2 (i) Implementation of decision-making and deployment at the level above, the people's Government; (ii) The referral and transfer of letters of invitations from the top-level and the Government of the people at this level; (iii) The next level of the Government of the people and its relevant authorities in the conduct of major correspondence missions; (iv) The high number of correspondence missions, the number of correspondence missions, the work of the regions and sectors where the mission was weak; (v) The work of the lower-level people's Government's mission agencies. Visits to the sub-prime people's government agencies and relevant departments, as well as the process of diversion, correspondence visits, can be reviewed, heard or investigated directly. Article 23 should be in compliance with the following provisions at all levels of administrative organs and their staff during their missions: (i) Civilized reception and respect for the visitors; (ii) In accordance with the procedures for the visit, the timely, legal and fair handling of the letter of invitations shall not be construed, suffice and delayed; (iii) To uphold the principles of good governance, prohibiting the use of jobs to favour private fraud and to receive bribery; (iv) No public, disclosure of charges, the name of the prosecution and the content of the charges, the prosecution shall be disclosed or transferred to the accused, the person and the unit of the complaint, and shall not be subject to the content of the letter of the respondent's request for confidentiality; (v) Requiries and requests for responses to the relevant letter-of-the-trajectory matters raised by the respondent, which, in addition to matters relating to the secret, commercial secret and personal privacy of the State, should not be denied, if any; (vi) No unauthorized or self-destruction of the means of visit. In violation of the provisions of the preceding paragraph, it was rectified by a superior administrative authority; the grave consequences were serious and administratively disposed of directly responsible supervisors and other persons directly responsible. Article 24 shall be subject to the laws, regulations and related provisions and shall not include: (i) Request for a letter of invitation in the form of a visit to a non-confidence facility; (ii) In the office of the State organs and their surroundings, in the public places, where they are illegally assembled, sparked, hitting State organs, intercepting official vehicles, blocking and disrupting transport; (iii) Caring hazardous items, controlled devices; (iv) Obstacles the functioning of the State organs in accordance with the law, insults, beatings, threatens the staff of State organs or unlawfully restricts the liberty of others; (v) distortions, fabricated facts, rumours or wilfully disrupt public order in other ways; (vi) Incitement, collusion, coercion, financial incentives, post-trajection of a person's trust or accreditation of a borrower; (vii) Resistance of places of reception or the retention of a person without a civil act capacity, the limitation of civilian conduct capacity and the inability to live in a person who cannot be self-sustained in the reception facility; (viii) Other acts of disturbing public order, impeding State and public safety. Article 25 sends a letter of serious disruption of public order and endangering public safety, which triggers the Government's leadership, the relevant departments and the related responsibilities units, which should be made available in a timely manner, education, evacuation and counselling. Public security authorities should take the necessary on-site disposal measures in accordance with the law. The Government should actively cooperate with the events. Article 26 Visitors should bear the expenses of individuals in their missions. Article 27 provides a reference to this approach to the visit of social groups, business units. Article 28 is implemented in the light of this approach by co-sizen, foreigners, stateless persons, foreign organizations. The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 1 January 2007. The Modalities for the Implementation of the Correspondences Regulations in the Province of Hiroshima were also repealed on 11 October 1996. |
