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(The 20th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of New York on 21 July 2004 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 123 of 4 August 2004 No. 123 of the People's Government Order No. 123 of 4 August 2004, which came into force on 15 September 2004) Article 1 ensures the accuracy and timeliness of statistical information in order to enhance the management and supervision of statistical work and to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Statistics Act. Article 2, State bodies, social groups, business organizations, grass-roots self-government organizations, individual business and citizens within the city's administration, should comply with this approach. Article 3 is the authorities responsible for statistical work in the present administrative region, in both the city and the district (community), the zone government statistical body (hereinafter referred to as the Government statistical body). The municipalities and districts (markets), the relevant sectors of the communes and industry administrations should assist in the management of statistics in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The Government of the communes (the street offices) should designate an integrated body responsible for statistical work, with dedicated (and part-time) statistical staff. The grass-roots community self-government organizations should designate specialized persons responsible for statistical work. Article IV Statistical institutions and statistical personnel should provide objective, real statistics, accurate, timely completion of statistical work, conservative national secrets, commercial secrets, and individual survey information for private households, in accordance with the provisions of the legal, regulatory and statistical systems. Article 5 Statistical personnel should have the expertise required for statistical work and be consistent with the relevant conditions established by national and provincial statistical institutions. Statistics should be trained on a regular basis in accordance with the needs of statistical work. Article 6 provides basic statistical units, such as national organs, social groups, business organizations and other organizations within the city's administration, and shall, within 30 days of the establishment or modification of the law, conduct statistical registration or change procedures for government statistical institutions at the local district level. Sectors such as business, civil affairs, institution-building, quality technical supervision, and industry management should provide statistical information, such as the establishment, modification, formulation, organization of institutional codes, on a regular basis to the same-level government statistical bodies and assist the statistical sector in the identification, registration of basic statistical units. Article 7. The basic statistical units shall be subject to statistical surveys conducted by different government statistical bodies, such as censuses, sample surveys, focus surveys, typical surveys, and statistical statements, which are received and sent to statistics on time, if they are made available, without overstatements, falsifications, alterations, refusals and late issuances. Article 8 organs, utilities with administrative functions, enterprise groups, groups of people and associations authorized to perform administrative functions may identify statistical survey projects that are adapted to their management functions (hereinafter referred to as sectoral statistical surveys). The sectoral statistical survey identified statistical survey projects targeting entities outside the jurisdiction of the sector, which must be submitted to the same level of government statistical agencies for approval by setting up statistical survey projects targeting units within this sector's jurisdiction and must be presented to the same government statistical offices. The Government statistical body of article 9 should review the questionnaire on statistics sent. In order to meet the provisions, they should be approved in a timely manner. The Government statistical agencies have the right to repeal without the approval, filing or more effective statistical investigation projects. Article 10. Statistical management introduces a system of geographical statistics, which is governed by the laws of the various units within the scope of the present administrative region, with the exception of units that conduct statistics according to the location's statistical methodology. The regular survey carried out by Government statistical bodies, a one-time survey, and a survey project using different investigative methods, such as censuses, sample surveys, focus surveys, typical surveys, have equal legal effect, and the statistical survey is carried out by government statistical agencies established in the approved or written statistical survey programme. Article 12 State organs, social groups, business organizations and surveyed by statistical surveys shall be accounted for, the original statistical records and the relevant information confirms the authenticity of their statistical information. Statistics desks, original statistical records and relevant information are not destroyed within two years. Article 13 Government statistical institutions should publish comprehensive statistical data regularly to society and provide the required comprehensive statistical data to counterparts and industry management in a timely manner. Statistics that are secret in the State should be provided and made public in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Confidentiality; single statistics that are private, family and are not disclosed without consent. Article 14. The municipalities and districts (markets), the relevant sectors of the communes and industry administrations should be accompanied by the same-level government statistical bodies when submitting statistical information that belongs to national economic and social development. Article 15. The municipalities and districts (markets), the Government of the District and various sectors conduct work appraisals, recognitions and incentives, which involve statistical information on matters such as corporate qualifications, large-scale enterprise classifications, and should be provided or verified by the same government statistical bodies. Article 16 of the National Statistics Agency's Business Survey, the Rural Socio-Economic Survey of the city of Nimbo and the Rural Socio-Economic Survey of the city of Nencampa are commissioned by the municipal government statistical agencies, which can detect statistical violations committed during the statistical survey carried out by this team organization. Article 17, the organization of business and the individual business, in violation of article 6 of this approach, have not been subject to a prescribed registration or change procedure, which is being warned by the Government's statistical body and is reordered by a fine of up to $50 million for the enterprise organization, and a fine of up to $100,000 for the individual business and industry. Article 18 (i) Arrogance, concealment, counterfeiting and adapting statistical data, which accounts for a fine of up to 10 per cent of the total amount of €10 million for entrepreneurship organizations and a fine of up to €100,000 for the self-employed business and business sector; (ii) Retardation, rejection of statistical information, a fine of more than 1,000 dollars for the Enterprise Organization, a fine of up to $100,000 for the Individual Chamber of Commerce and Industry; a fine of more than 1 million yen for the Business and Industry Service; Article 19, Business Organization, Individual and Business Depts, when accepting statistical inspections, refuses to provide information, provide false circumstances or transfer, conceal, destroy the original statistical records, statistical desks, statistical statements and other statistical information, which are warned by government statistical agencies, and imposes a fine of up to 50 million dollars for corporate business organizations, and imposes a fine of more than 1,000 million dollars for individual businessmen. Article 20 is one of the following cases in which the parties shall be punished by reason of law or by a reduction in the penalties: (i) Proclamation of other persons, authorization and refer to the existence of statistical offences; (ii) Substantive performance of statistical offences in cooperation with law enforcement authorities; (iii) To make a proactive presentation of the facts of violations and to rectify them in a timely manner; (iv) The prompt written review and redress of the violation, upon notification of the penalties decision; (v) Disclosure of statistical offences by others, which are valid; (vi) Other penalties should be punished by law. Article 21 Government statistical institutions and statistical law enforcement officials favour private fraud, abuse of authority, and neglect, are governed by the law by their units, which constitute crimes and are criminally criminalized by law. The Government's statistical institutions and statistical law enforcement officials are responsible for violations of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations, resulting in losses and should be compensated by law. Article 22, in contrast to the administrative penalties, may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 23 of this approach has been implemented effective 15 September 2004. |
