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(Adopted by the 58th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Oxford, 31 October 2005) No. 93 of 10 November 2005 by Order No. 93 of 10 November 2005 of the People's Government of the Republic of Zenin, which came into force on 1 January 2006) In order to enhance the audit of tendering activities for major construction projects in this city, this approach has been developed in the light of the Petitions Act of the People's Republic of China and the Zenin City bidding regulations. Article 2 The major construction projects referred to in the previous paragraph refer to: (i) Focus construction projects at the national and local levels; (ii) The use of municipal budget funds and the construction projects for various government-specific funds for financial management; (iii) Construction projects for foreign loans using municipal financial guarantees; (iv) Construction projects using national debt funds; (v) National and local projects funded and funded; (vi) National Development and Reform Commission or other construction projects designated by the Government of the city. In accordance with the authorization of the Government of the city, the Urban Development and Reform Commission is responsible for organizing the Office of the Auditor-General of major construction projects in the city (hereinafter referred to as the city inspectorate) for bidding activities for major construction projects in this city. In particular, IGO carries out the following duties under the law: (i) To monitor compliance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations regarding the inspection of tendering parties and other relevant units; (ii) To monitor the examination of the relevant documents, information and verification of their legitimacy and authenticity; (iii) Supervision of prequalification, opening of tenders, whether the tendering process is lawful and in accordance with the solicitation documents, prequalification documents and conduct relevant investigation verifications; (iv) Oversight of the implementation of the inspection of the outcome of tenders; (v) To make recommendations for the treatment of administrative oversight functions that are not carried out in accordance with the law and to bring the relevant units to their disposal. Article IV The tendering parties and other relevant units of major construction projects shall be subject to the audit carried out by law and to the provisions of this approach. The relevant administrative oversight services should be synergized by the inspection of the bidding activities for major construction projects. Article 5 (i) Examination of the procedures for approval of projects and the allocation of funds; (ii) Examination of solicitation notices, invitations to tenders, solicitation documents, tender documents, qualifications levels and qualifications of tender units; (iii) Oversight of the opening, evaluation and hearing of important meetings relating to tendering matters; (iv) To provide the solicitation, the bidder, the solicitation agent, the solicitation licensor and the relevant administrative oversight services with information and observations; (v) Examination of the status of tendering reports, contracts and their related documents; (vi) On-site inspection to investigate and verify the implementation of the solicitation results. Article 6. The regular audit is a full-scale follow-up inspection of all tendering activities in major construction projects. The list of recurrent audit projects is identified and published by the Urban Development Reform Commission in the relevant sectors of the city. The ad hoc inspection is the inspection of tendering activities for other major construction projects outside of the regular audit project through a sample. Article 7 includes major construction projects in the recurrent inspection project, which shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) For five working days prior to the sale of solicitation documents, the solicitation documents, the prequalification and the related schedule, a three-provincial Development Reform Commission; (ii) After the determination of the bidder, a report on tendering shall be submitted to the Committee for Development Reform within 15 working days. The content of the report should be consistent with the relevant provisions of the State and the city. Article 8. The inspector shall not disclose the commercial secrets and related confidential matters known in the course of monitoring. The inspector shall not be directly involved in the evaluation as a member of the evaluation board. Article 9 conducts inspection activities by the Municipal Audit Office, which may be carried out jointly by the relevant administrative oversight services, depending on the work needs, or by inviting relevant professional technical personnel. Article 10. Any organization and individuals have the right to lodge a complaint to the Committee for Change concerning the violation of tenders for major construction projects. The IGO is responsible for ad hoc bidding cases for major construction projects. The case of tender complaints received by other administrative oversight departments, involving major construction projects, shall be communicated to the Urban Development Reform Commission within three days of the date of receipt. Article 11. As to the problems identified in the audit, IGOs should make comments or recommendations to the inspectorate and hear the observations of the auditor. Article 12. Violations of the solicitation activities of major construction projects should be reported by the IGO on the basis of a factual audit report and made recommendations in accordance with the law. Article 13. Violations of tendering activities for major construction projects fall within the scope of the supervision of the Committee for Development Reform and are subject to the following penalties under the law: (i) Warning; (ii) Changes in the period of time; (iii) A fine; (iv) Confiscating proceeds of violations; (v) Removal of tenders, tenders, bids and bids for major construction projects in countries and in the city for a certain period; (vi) Suspension of funding or suspension of clearance of construction projects. Article XIV provides for suspension or cancellation of the assigned amount of solicitation, suspension of business licences, suspension of orders and administrative disposition, and is to be addressed by the Urban Development Reform Commission in accordance with the ISA audit report and the transfer of such services as construction, transport, water, business and inspection. Criminal responsibility should be held in accordance with the law and the municipal development reform committee was transferred by law to the judiciary. Article 15 is dealt with by law by the inspectorate and the relevant administrative oversight departments and their staff, refusing to accept or provide false information, false circumstances hamper the investigation, and by law by the relevant authorities; and constitutes an offence and hold its criminal responsibility under the law. Article 16 shall be administratively disposed of by law, which constitutes an offence and is criminally prosecuted by law. In violation of this approach, the IGO staff are liable under the law for the disclosure of commercial secrets of the inspectorate, causing their economic losses. Article 17 |
