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(Adopted by the 15th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Chilin Province on 30 April 2004 No. 162 of 24 May 2004 by the People's Government Order No. 162 of 24 May 2004 (Act of 1 August 2004) In order to follow up on the implementation of the administrative licence law, the Government of the province has decided to amend the fee licence management approach in the province, in accordance with the provisions of the administrative licence law relating to administrative licences, which must have the authority, conditions, procedures and duration of the licence. Article 13, Article 14. Article 13: “The requisitioner shall have the following conditions: (i) there shall be the opinion of the application for the Feasibility (see table); plus the principal lead chapter and the royalties); (ii) the identity of the author of the Fellow (statement of the identity card); (iii) the policy basis and proof of the charge unit involved in specific charges; and (iv) other documents, information that may be obtained from the Fellow.” Article 14. “The Solicitor's certificate is conducted in accordance with the following procedures: (i) the applicant's price authority to issue the Feeby Applicate's Applicate's application, two times, each of which is included in the table and the information required in the application form; (ii) the successful application sheets will be added to the chapter of the unit, the signature of the Head of State; (iii) the approval by the price authority of the application for the Fellow and the documentation approved, and the subsequent approval of the fee certificate. The price authority's application to the author should be reviewed within 20 working days in accordance with the conditions set out in the scheme. In accordance with conditions, the issuance of the evidence; incompatibility with the condition, the non-documentation, justification and written notification of the applicant. The valid period of the Fellow is three years.” Changes to “price authorities” in this approach are “price authorities”. In addition, individual languages were revised. This decision has been implemented effective 1 August 2004. The Glin Province's licence management approach is released in accordance with the consequential changes in this decision. Annex: Reference Management Scheme in Glin Province (Amendment (2004)) (Act No. 54 of 13 January 1992 of the Provincial Government issued a revision of the Decision of the Government of the People of the Chilin province of 24 May 2004 on the revision of the Receipt Management Scheme in the Glin Province) In order to strengthen the management of fees, put an end to the fees, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the State and the collective and individual, this approach is based on the relevant provisions of the State. Article 2 provides for a licence to the price authorities in accordance with this approach, either for a unit or person directly carrying out the following charges in my province, whether a one-time charge or for a regular fee: (i) All administrative charges (including all types of social certificates issued by party organs); (ii) All cost charges (including other fees for the unit); (iii) An operating fee for a royalties determined by the people of more than a district. Article 3. The price authorities of the people at the district level are the competent authority for the licence. Article IV provides a certificate of legal fees by a charge unit or individual within the province. No fee permit shall be paid. Where charges are incurred, the fees and individuals are entitled to refuse payment. Article 5 Its main elements include: name of the charge unit, address, head of the unit, operational authority; nature of the fees, projects, scope, criteria; approval of organs, open-door banks and vouchers, and matters such as annual vetting. Article VI, in accordance with the authority for the management of fees, is granted by the price authorities. In the interim, in the province's immediate, in the province's office and in the troop-owned unit, a licence is granted by the provincial price authorities, or by the lower-level price authorities, and other charges units or individuals are licensed by the price authorities at their location. Article 7 units and individuals whose royalties are granted shall have the following conditions: (i) An application for a fee licence (statements should be added to the embassy unit and the chapter of the superior business authority); (ii) A document authorizing a fee line and a fee standard; (iii) An instrument to confirm the legal identity of the fee unit; (iv) Other documents, information that may be obtained from the licence. Article 8. The price authority must conduct a comprehensive review of the royalties of the units and individuals who have licensed the royalties and review within 10 days of the date of receipt of the application. After the review, it was confirmed that the fees unit and individuals were in accordance with article 7 of the scheme and should be issued. New charges established under article 9, shall be declared to the price authorities within 30 days of the date of ratification. Article 10 The unit of fees shall, at the time of the fees, be merged, sub-established and removed, shall, within 10 days of the date of the above-mentioned circumstances, process changes or write-offs to the licensee. The name of the fee unit or a personal change unit, the increase of the charges, the adjustment of the fees and the scope shall be charged to the licensee within 15 days of approval. The loss of royalties, the licensee and the individual shall, within 5 days of the date of the release of the declaration of invalidity, be processed by the licensee for the purpose of compensatory proceedings; the licence damage shall be destroyed, the licensee, the individual shall, within 5 days of the date of the discovery, be subject to the procedures for the replenishment of the licensee. Article 11. The fee licence shall apply to the annual inspection system. The fee unit or individual shall, within the first quarter of each month, be subject to a licence, the financial accounts of the previous year's unit, to the processing of the annual review process by the licensee. After the examination of qualifications, the licensee may continue to use. The period of effectiveness of the licence is four years. Article 12 imposes a system of proof of fees for direct fees. The specific scope of the issuance of the fees is determined by the Government of the people at the district level. Article 13 The Solicitor's certificate should have the following conditions: (i) An application form for the Feasibility Act (consistent on the basis of the views of the appropriate charge units, plus the main lead chapter and the chapter of the charge unit); (ii) The identity of the applicant's licensee (releaded copies of the identity card); (iii) There is a policy basis for specific fees and proof of fees; (iv) Other documents and information that can be obtained from the Fellows. Article 14 (i) The applicant's price authority for the issuance of the Feasibility Certificate will receive two copies of the Applicate Applicate Applicants' application form, on a case-by-case basis and information required for the application form; (ii) A good application form will be added to the public chapter of the unit, which will be confirmed by the President; (iii) The price authorities review the application form for the Feasibility and the documentation for the approval of the bill of fees. The price authorities shall review the application made by the applicant within 20 working days in accordance with the conditions set out in the scheme. In accordance with conditions, the issuance of the evidence; incompatibility with the conditions, the reasons are not given, and the applicant is informed in writing. The period of effectiveness of the Fellow is three years. Article 15 provides for units and individuals without a licence, and the fee is not subject to the procedures for the purchase of the tickets by the management; the press publisher shall not be subject to advertisements for the distribution. Article 16 prohibits any unit or person from falsifying, changing and transferring royalties. The fee unit and the individual shall place the licence at the office place. At the time of the fees, the collection of royalties was to be used in accordance with established charges, scope and standard charges. The price authority's licence for nuclear issuance should be established. The archives include: (i) Documentation, information contained in Article 7 of this approach; (ii) The annual financial accounts of the fees unit and their statements; (iii) Changes in fees and annual inspection material; (iv) Other relevant information. The price authorities shall monitor the implementation of the fee licence system at all levels, and each unit shall provide the inspector with information and receive inspection. In violation of this approach, a charge unit and a person have one of the following acts, forfeiture all the proceeds of unlawfulness and imposes a fine of up to 10 per cent of the proceeds of unlawfulness; imposes a fine of 500,000 dollars for the direct responsible person; imposes a fine of €500 to 1000 for the unit and imposes a fine of €200 for the responsible person; and may be revoked for the holding of a licence: (i) No licence for fees; (ii) Receive a licence by concealing, fraudulent means; (iii) Forfeiture, courier, borrower and use of royalties. Article 21 imposes a fine of €200 to 500 for those responsible for the delay in processing changes, releasing (e) charges or failing to conduct annual inspections. Article 2 In the past, the relevant provisions issued in my province are incompatible with this approach. This approach is implemented in accordance with law, legislation and regulations if it is incompatible with the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations. |
