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Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, Normative Documents Of The Executive Procedure

Original Language Title: 新疆维吾尔自治区行政机关规范性文件制定程序规定

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(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Government of the New Boyangur Self-Autonomous Region of 13 September 2004 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 123 of the People's Government Order No. 123 of 25 October 2004 on the Forces nouvelles, which came into force on 1 December 2004)

Article 1 establishes this provision in accordance with the Regulations of the Department of State and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, in order to regulate the procedures established by the normative documents of the executive organs and to ensure the quality of normative documents.
Article 2
Article 3. The normative document of the executive body, referred to in this article (hereinafter referred to as normative documents), refers to the universal and binding administrative documents for citizens, legal persons or other organizations established by the Government of all levels and the Government of the people at the district level, the competent body (hereinafter referred to as the design body).
Article IV establishes normative documents that should be guided by the following principles:
(i) Maintain the unity of the socialist rule;
(ii) Guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations;
(iii) Consistency with responsibility;
(iv) In conformity with the legislative authority and procedures;
(v) Promote the transformation of government functions to economic regulation, market regulation, social management and public services.
Article 5
(i) Administrative penalties;
(ii) Administrative licence matters;
(iii) Administrative coercive measures;
(iv) Administrative charges;
(v) Other matters under the law, regulations and regulations should be governed by law.
Nor may the obligation of citizens, legal persons or other organizations be limited to the rights of citizens, legal persons or other organizations, as specified in the laws, regulations and regulations.
The terms of normative documents should be regulated, concise, accurate, clear, specific and operational.
The name of normative documents generally states, methods, rules, decisions, announcements.
Normative documents can use the form of provisions. In addition to the complexity of the content, chapters and sections are generally different.
Article 7. Drafting normative documents should conduct research on the need and feasibility of the development of normative documents and conduct research on issues to be addressed, the main systems to be developed, measures and others.
Article 8 drafted normative documents that could be consulted in writing or in the form of colloquiums, symposia, hearings, etc., with the views of the relevant organs, organizations and management of the relative and expert.
Drafting units should study the views expressed by the relevant organs, organizations and managers and experts on the draft normative document.
The relevant bodies have important divergent views on the content of the draft normative documents, and the drafting units should be consulted with them; the consultations are incomplete and they are reported to be coordinated or decided by their common superior administrative organs.
Coordination and treatment of major disagreements should be reflected in the drafting note.
Article 10
Normative documents developed by the Government's work sector, the immediate body should be issued after the review of the rule of law in this sector, the institution of the rule of law should be subject to a legal review of the draft normative document.
The material included, inter alia, drafting notes on the basis of laws, regulations, and national policies, as well as normative documents of higher-level administrative bodies, seeking comments.
Article 11. The rule of law body conducts legal review of the following matters concerning the delivery of normative documents:
(i) Does not go beyond statutory competence;
(ii) Are incompatible with the law, administrative regulations, local legislation, regulations and national policies;
(iii) Have coordination and interface with relevant normative documents;
(iv) specify whether reasonable and appropriate;
(v) Whether the views of the relevant organs, organizations and managers are sought;
(vi) Coordination and treatment of differences.
Article 12
(i) Nothing in accordance with article 10, article 11 of this provision;
(ii) The basic conditions established are not mature;
(iii) The relevant bodies have made important disagreements with the content of the draft normative document and the drafting cell has not been consulted.
The normative documents developed by the Governments of states, municipalities (territorials), districts (markets, districts) or people concerned with the public interest of society should be considered by the Standing Committee of the People's Government at this level.
Normative documents developed by the Government's work sector, the immediate agency and the people of town should be considered by the office of the Authority.
Article 14.
Normative documents should be made available to society in a manner that is accessible to citizens, legal persons or other organizations, through the Government's bulletins, the Government website, the press, the notice column and other organizations; they are not published as a basis for administration.
Article 15. Normative documents should be carried out after 30 days of the date of publication; however, as a result of the need to guarantee national security and the vital public interest, or if they are not made public, they would impede the implementation of laws, regulations, regulations and national policies from the date of publication.
Article 16 requires the immediate development of normative documents, with the approval of the main heads of the design body, to simplify the process, owing to the occurrence of major disaster events, the safeguarding of national security and major public interest, the urgent orders and decisions of executive bodies.
Article 17 normative documents are interpreted by the designating body.
Article 18 should be developed on a regular basis to clean up normative documents and to identify inconsistencies with legal, administrative, local legislation, regulations and policy provisions of superior administrative bodies, which should be repealed in a timely manner.
A body should publish the list of normative documents repealed to society.
Following the publication of normative documents, a request for the normative documentation of the administrative organs of the Autonomous Region of Viangul should be sent to the request.
Article 20 establishes normative documents for organizations that are mandated by law, legislation and regulations to manage the functions of public affairs and apply this provision.
The establishment of institutions and temporary institutions within the executive branch shall not produce normative documents.
Article 21, paragraph 1.