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(Adopted at the 17th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Southern West Province on 20 April 2004 No. 128 of the People's Government Order No. 128 of 27 April 2004 and issued effective 1 June 2004) Article 1, in order to regulate procedures for the development of normative documents of administrative organs, to ensure the quality of normative documents, to preserve the harmonization of State rule of law, to develop this provision in the light of the Regulations of the State Department. Article 2, which refers to normative documents established at all levels of administration in the province, in addition to government regulations, concerning the rights, obligations of citizens, legal persons or other organizations, and administrative documents, such as generally binding administrative decisions, orders and orders. Article 3 Normative documents have been developed within the province's executive region with the central vertical leadership, and the relevant Departments of the Department of State have procedural provisions. Article IV. Interim institutions established by the executive organs and institutions in the sector shall not formulate normative documents in the name of the institution. Article 5 (i) In accordance with the provisions of the legal, regulatory, regulatory and normative documents of the superior administration; (ii) To effectively guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons and other organizations; (iii) Reflecting the spirit of reform, scientific normative administrative behaviour and promoting the transformation of government functions to economic regulation, market regulation, social management and public services; (iv) Terms are accurate, concise and clear, specific and operational. In addition to the complexity of the content, normative documents are generally irrespective of chapter and section. Article 6. Matters falling within the purview of the sector of the people of the district level require the development of normative documents, which are developed by the sector itself. Matters relating to the terms of reference of the two sectors require the development of normative documents, which should be jointly developed. Article 7. Request for the development of normative documents of the Government should provide clarifications on the need for normative documents, the key issues to be addressed and the main systems to be established. In accordance with local realities, the Government of the people at the district level has identified normative documentation projects developed by this body. Article 8 Government normative documents are specifically responsible for drafting by the Government for determining one of its constituent parts or several sectors; sectoral normative documents are defined by the departments. The joint development of normative documents by the two sectors could be negotiated to identify a host sector organization or to be co-sponsored by several departments. Article 9. Drafting normative documents, the drafting sector or the body should organize an in-depth study of the study, summarize practical experience and widely listen to the views of the relevant organs, organizations and citizens. The hearings can take a variety of written requests, colloquiums, symposia and hearings. Article 10 concerns about the drafting of normative documents by organs, organizations and citizens, and the drafting sector or institutions should be carefully studied. The normative documents drafted relate to the responsibilities of other departments or in close cooperation with other sectors, with different views from other departments, and the drafting sector or institutions should be fully consulted; and, after full consultation, statements and reasons should be made in the presentation of the normative document. Following the completion of the drafting of the Government's normative documents, the drafting sector should send the normative document to the Government of the people in a timely manner and its statements and other related materials. A copy of the governmental normative documents that were reviewed should be signed by the main heads of the drafting sector, which should be co-drafted by the main heads of the sectors. A description of the draft of normative documents should include the need for normative documentation, the main measures required and the views of the parties concerned. The material includes, inter alia, the summary of views, the minutes of meetings, the research reports and the legal, regulatory, regulatory and normative documents of the executive branch based on the drafting of normative documents. Article 12 The texts of the normative documents of the local, district-level people's governments are reviewed and amended by their rule of law institutions. Following the completion of the drafting of sectoral normative documents, the drafting body should communicate the draft normative documents in a timely manner and their statements and other related materials to the rule of law bodies of the sector or bodies responsible for the rule of law. Article XIV is sent to one of the following cases, and the review body may defer or return to the drafting sector or body: (i) The basic conditions for the development of normative documents are not ripe; (ii) The main content of the provisions of the draft articles on the delivery of normative documents is more controversial and the drafting sector or body are not consulted; (iii) The material submitted for review is not in accordance with article 11 or article 13. The review body should seek the views of the parties in the process of reviewing, modifying the presentation of normative documents; the disagreements between the sector or institutions should be coordinated and agreed; it should not be agreed that the main issues, the views of the relevant departments or agencies and the views of the review bodies should be presented to the Government of the people at the current level or to the sector. Article 16 review bodies should carefully study the views of all parties and, in consultation with the drafting sector or agencies, revise the draft normative document, form the draft normative document and the note on the draft. It should include the development of key issues to be addressed in normative documents, the establishment of key measures and coordination with relevant departments or agencies. Draft normative documents and clarifications were signed by the principal heads of the review body to submit proposals for consideration by the Government of the people at this level or by the sector. The Government's normative documents should be considered by the Standing Committee of the People at this level. Sectoral normative documents should be considered by the office of the office. The Article 18 review body shall modify the draft normative document in accordance with the deliberations of the Conference concerned, form a revised draft, report to the Government of the current people or to the principal heads of the sector. Normative documents developed jointly by the two departments are signed by the main heads of the sectors that have been developed jointly. Article 19 Normative documents should be made public in a timely manner, and the manner in which the publication should be accessible to citizens, legal persons and other organizations. More than the people at the district level may designate the Government's bulletins, the Government's website and the media to publish normative documents. Article 20 should be implemented after 30 days of the date of publication. However, as a result of guaranteeing national security, the need for a major public interest, or the fact that the publication would not be immediately followed would impede the operation of normative documents, can be carried out from the date of publication. Article 21 requires the immediate development of normative documents, with the approval of the Government of the current people or the principal heads of the sector, to simplify the process. Article 2 Article 23 The normative document formulation body shall modify or repeal the published normative documents in due time, in accordance with changes in practice, as well as changes in laws, regulations, regulations and policies relating to superior organs. The procedures for revising, repealing normative documents are implemented in the light of the provisions. Article 24 |
